Translation
to consider, to take into account
Examples
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We must consider all the facts.
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He considered her his best friend.
on.
I will consider your proposal.
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She considered the matter for a long time.
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He is considered the wisest man in the village.
Two jobs, both transitive. The first is to weigh something up, where is the homelier alternative. The second is to regard someone as something, and that is where learners slip: the complement stays in the nominative even though the object carries -n, so it is ŝin , not . If that feels uncomfortable, sidesteps it - ŝin - and nobody will object. Konsidero is the consideration itself, and a is worth taking into account.
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