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1 consider
[kën'sidë:] vt 1. mendoj; vras mendjen. 2. marr parasysh, marr në konsideratë; all things considered duke i marrë parasysh të gjitha. 3. quaj, konsideroj; do you consider it wise to...? a e quan me vend të...?* * *konsideroj; mendoj; shqyrtoj -
2 bearing
['beëring] n 1. sjellje; qëndrim. 2. lidhje; aspekt; to consider the question in all its bearings e shqyrtoj çështjen në të gjitha aspektet; have not much/no bearing on the subject nuk ka fort /aspak lidhje me çështjen. 3. durim, durueshmëri; his conduct was beyond all bearing sjellja e tij nuk durohej fare. 4. pl. drejtim, vendndodhje; koordinata; the pilot radioed his bearings piloti dha vendndodhjen me radio; lose/be out of one's bearings a) humbas drejtimin; b) fig. e humbas pusullën. 5. tek. kushinetë. 6. prodhimtari (e pemëve etj); in full bearing plotësisht në prodhim
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