percept
percept — 名詞
- perceptsingular
- perceptsplural
1. A mental image or impression that your brain creates from what you see, hear, fe
知覺印象
感官產生的心理形象
A mental image or impression that your brain creates from what you see, hear, feel, taste, or smell.
When Rania stared at the optical illusion, her percept of the arrow's direction kept flipping.
當 Rania 盯著那幅錯覺圖時，她對箭頭方向的知覺印象不斷地翻轉。
percept + of + noun phrase showing which sense
Two people can look at the same cloud and form different percepts of its shape.
兩個人看著同一朵雲，可能對它的形狀形成完全不同的知覺印象。
form + percepts + of + noun phrase
The blind child's percept of a tree came through touch rather than sight.
那位盲眼兒童對樹木的知覺印象是經由觸覺而非視覺而來。
A familiar percept, like the smell of baking bread, can bring back old memories.
一個熟悉的知覺印象，像是烤麵包的香氣，就能喚起過去的回憶。
- impression
less technical; used for any vague mental effect, not only sensory
- sensation
focuses on the raw physical feeling rather than the organised mental image
- sense-datum
a formal philosophical term for the raw element given by the senses, narrower in scope
文法句型
percept + of + noun phrase
用法筆記
Usually followed by of + a noun phrase naming the thing being perceived. Frequently used in psychology and philosophy, less often in everyday conversation.