Ví dụ về việc sử dụng Considered him trong Tiếng anh và bản dịch của chúng sang Tiếng việt
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Rieser considered him a friend.
She really liked Nigel, and considered him a friend.
Iris considered him only a friend.
Shiro had known Hiiro for years, and considered him a friend.
I considered him a colleague.
I knew Mr. Geressy for many years and considered him a friend.
My father considered him like an adopted son.
Michael Psellos was very close to the family, and Eudokia considered him an"uncle".
My mother considered him almost like a son.
Du Guesclin was again captured,and again ransomed by Charles V, who considered him invaluable.
My father considered him like an adopted son.
One Chinese security agentreportedly once told Li that the state considered him“more dangerous than Bin Laden”.
I considered him one of my good friends.”.
The scouts and the people working at the clubs considered him the best youngster in Madeira.
We still considered him part of our family.
One set of eyes in particular belonged to arather handsome fellow with the earmarks of a gentleman and she considered him.
She always considered him to be a wonderful friend, nothing more.
Aside from Sneferu's succession,we learn from this text that later generations considered him to be a"beneficent" ruler.
I always considered him the strongest man in the world.
Because of du Guesclin's allegiance to France,20th century Breton nationalists considered him to be a'traitor' to Brittany.
China at that time considered him the legitimate governor of Kazakhstan.
He was named after the butler in Laurence Sterne's Tristram Shandy,because Flinders considered him to be a faithful and affectionate friend.
They considered him crazy and he considered them stupid.”.
Catherine raised Paul's son Alexander, and considered him to be a more suitable heir than his father.
I considered him an important teacher even though I had never met him. .
And yet, the local Public Security Bureau already considered him a“religious figure” and made a record of his identity.
They considered him to be an irreplaceable gift to the life of the Order during a period of extraordinarily rapid expansion7.
But they also considered him a bit odd, partly because he was Jewish.
Pious Muslims also considered him to be their enemy because of the repression of the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt.
Members of his local community considered him as a gifted child, and teachers and fellow students held him in pride and admiration.