CEFR B2

considering

preposition/conjunction

Meaning

Taking into account a particular fact or circumstance when making a judgment or decision.

Examples

Considering the traffic, we should leave an hour earlier.
She's very young to be in charge, considering her age.

Synonyms: given, in view of, taking into account, with regard to

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considering (B2)

preposition/conjunction

Pronunciation: /kənˈsɪdərɪŋ/

Definition

Taking into account a particular fact or circumstance when making a judgment or decision.

Examples

Considering the traffic, we should leave an hour earlier.
She's very young to be in charge, considering her age.

How to Use considering

considering that (conjunction): Used to introduce a clause that gives a reason or explanation. — "Considering that the train was late, we missed the beginning of the movie."
considering [noun phrase] (prepositional phrase): Taking a specific noun phrase into account. — "Considering the cost, it's a reasonable purchase."

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