Translation guide
This phrase is used to indicate that something is being thought about or included when making a decision or judgment. In Japanese, it is often expressed with set phrases or grammatical patterns rather than a single word.
Taking the budget into consideration, this plan is difficult.
A slightly more concise version, also formal. Often used in written Japanese.
Taking safety into consideration, this method is optimal.
Literally 'based on', but often used to mean 'taking into consideration' when referring to facts or circumstances.
Taking the current situation into consideration, we will consider countermeasures.
A more casual way to say 'thinking of ~', but can be used for 'taking into consideration' in everyday speech.
Taking his feelings into consideration, I decided not to say it.
To express that something is being included as part of a calculation or evaluation.
To express that something is kept in mind while doing something else.
考慮 (こうりょ) means 'consideration' in the sense of thinking about something logically. 配慮 (はいりょ) means 'consideration' in the sense of being thoughtful or caring about someone's feelings. Do not confuse them.
Avoid directly translating 'taking into consideration' word-for-word. Phrases like '考慮を取る' are incorrect. Use the patterns provided.
Taking risk into consideration, we decide on the investment.
Let's shop, taking the budget into consideration.