1 释义及用法：
英英释义：include something as a relevant element when making a decision； factor (something) in，“将......考虑进去”。
factor something in = take something into account = take something into consideration
例句：
每日一句 & 每日一段
例句：In designing 'One Word A Day' and 'One Paragraph A Week', we have factored in the greatest challenges facing students.
在北上这样的城市月收入 1.5 万元看似是高薪，但如果考虑到租房和其他生活成本，就没那么多了。
When housing and other living costs are factored in, a monthly salary of ￥15,000 in Beijing and Shanghai does not seem that handsome.
美国电影《萨利机长》讲了这样一个故事：一个名叫萨利的机长在飞机引擎受到鸟的撞击的情况下，沉着冷静将飞机降落在哈德逊河上，所有的乘客都成功获救。电影中，事故调查组坚持认为，虽然机长最终救了所有人的性命，但他涉嫌违规驾驶飞机。
在这个情景下，我们想表示“考虑到当时的紧急情形，机长的做法合理且明智的”这层意思时，就可以说：
Once you factor in the specific circumstances, you will appreciate how heroic the pilot's action was. （注意当 factor something in 中的'something'较长时，我们可以把它放到后面，变成 factor in something。）
评价学生的学术表现不能只看绝对的成绩，而应该考虑到学生的社会经济条件：
Students who are considered underachievers are actually overachievers once their socioeconomic statuses are factored in.
3 翻译
经验丰富的写作者总会考虑到写作目的和读者群体。
Experienced authors always factor in the purpose of writing and the group of readers
参考翻译：
Experienced writers always factor in their writing purpose and the audience.
Experienced writers always factor in what they want to achieve and who the intended audience is.
4 造句：
如果考虑到学费和生活费，留学生一年的学习看起来花费很多。
When tuition fee and high cost of living are factored in, a year of study in UK seems handsome for overseas students.
当我决定成为一名海外志愿者时，我必须考虑项目的安全性和可靠性。
when I decide to be an overseas volunteer, safety and reliability of the project are factored in.
