Translation guide
Expresses that something is kept in consideration or taken into account when making a judgment or decision. Japanese uses various conditional forms, adverbial phrases, and set expressions rather than a single direct translation.
To indicate that a certain fact, circumstance, or condition is being taken into account when making a statement or decision.
Bearing in mind the current situation, we need to review the plan.
Literally 'considering 〜'. A straightforward and common way to express taking something into account.
Bearing in mind the budget, we chose the most suitable plan.
Means 'keeping 〜 in mind' or 'bearing 〜 in mind'. Slightly formal and often used in business or academic contexts.
Please proceed with the work bearing safety in mind.
A more casual version of 念頭に置いて, meaning 'keeping in mind' or 'bearing in mind'.
Please listen to his story bearing his personality in mind.
Literally 'keeping in one's heart', used for emotional or moral considerations. More literary or heartfelt.
I will live bearing his last words in mind.
To remind someone of an important fact or potential consequence before they act.
A natural way to say 'don't forget that 〜' or 'bearing in mind that 〜'. Used in warnings or advice.
Bearing in mind that he is still a child, don't be too hard on him.
Formal expression meaning 'bearing in mind that 〜' or 'paying attention to the fact that 〜'. Common in written instructions.
To introduce a condition that, when considered, changes the perspective or conclusion.
There is no single Japanese verb that directly corresponds to 'bearing in mind'. Avoid trying to translate it word-for-word. Instead, use the patterns above depending on the nuance you want to convey.
踏まえて implies that the decision or statement is based on and incorporates the considered fact. 考慮して simply means 'taking into consideration' and is more neutral. 踏まえて is often used in formal reports or announcements.
Please bear in mind that this medicine has side effects.
Bearing in mind her efforts, her success is only natural.