take into consideration
To take into account.
Taking everything into consideration, both students ought to get another chance.
consideration
/kənˌsɪd.əˈɹeɪ.ʃən/
noun 5
Collocations
21(noun.) careful thought about sth
ADJ
careful, detailed, full, serious | adequate, due, proper, sufficient | special, urgent | active
VERB + CONSIDERATION
give sth, take sth into
Before buying the car, we took its high price into consideration.
deserve, need, require | receive
PREP
after ~
After careful consideration, we decided to move to a smaller apartment closer to work.
for sb's ~
I've prepared some options for your consideration before you make a final decision.
in ~ of
The company offered him a raise in consideration of his years of loyal service.
on ~
After giving it some thought, on consideration, I think we should accept their job offer.
under ~
Several job applications are currently under consideration by the hiring manager.
(noun.) thinking about other people's wishes and feelings
VERB + CONSIDERATION
have
When planning the party, we had consideration for guests with dietary restrictions.
show sb, treat sb with
The teacher always treats her students with great consideration when giving feedback on their work.
PREP
out of ~
Sarah turned down the job offer out of consideration for her elderly parents.
~ for
(noun.) sth you think about when deciding sth
ADJ
main, major, important, prime | overriding, paramount | minor | aesthetic, commercial, economic, environmental, ethical, financial, health, legal, moral, personal, political, practical, safety, security
VERB + CONSIDERATION
take account of, take into account
When planning the trip, we took several practical considerations into account, including the weather and travel costs.
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