What is the English translation for “ Regarding “”?

2009-02-18View Original

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What is the English translation for “ Regarding “”?

Reply #22009-02-18

aim at, for

Reply #32009-02-18

as for or with respect to

Reply #42009-02-19

My remarks were not aimed at you. My words were not directed at you.

Reply #52009-02-19

The two most commonly used expressions are: in terms of + noun/gerund, with respect to + noun/gerund. This post was last edited by linmm on 2009-2-19 09:15.]

Reply #62009-02-19

aim at ;in allusion to

Reply #72009-02-19

Indeed, it’s very common. I quite like the word “with respect” because it’s used often.

Reply #82009-02-20

Regarding this problem: Aiming at this problem; To this problem;

Reply #92009-02-20

“aim at” or “for you” – English differs a bit from the language we use in everyday conversation. Consider what you want to express; sometimes words that are the same can convey different meanings

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