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se considera

considers oneself; is considered

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phrase Uncommon #16,252
considers oneself; is considered With a person as the subject, it means that person considers themselves something. It can also be used impersonally to mean that something is considered a certain way.
SP: Se considera una persona muy paciente.
EN: She considers herself a very patient person.

La enseñanza de idiomas no se considera un trabajo fácil.

Language teaching is not considered an easy job.

Supongo que se considera valiente, ¿verdad?

I suppose you’re considered brave, right?

— La Princesa Prometida (1987)

Se considera que el tiempo empeorará a partir de esta tarde.

The weather is expected to worsen from this afternoon onwards.

Él se considera enfermo.

He considers himself ill.

Se considera como un asunto importante.

It is considered an important matter.

Ella se considera una persona inteligente.

She considers herself an intelligent person.

Mostrar tus verdaderos sentimientos no se considera una virtud en Japón.

Showing your true feelings is not considered a virtue in Japan.

Se considera imposible viajar al pasado.

Traveling to the past is considered impossible.

A propósito, también se considera escritor.

Incidentally, he also considers himself a writer.

— El espejo (1975)

Esto se considera correcto.

This is considered correct.

Tom se considera ciudadano del mundo.

Tom considers himself a citizen of the world.

Se considera la violación más grave a los derechos humanos en Brasil.

It is considered the most serious human rights violation in Brazil.

— Tropa de Élite 2 (2010)

Esto se considera prueba suficiente.

This is considered sufficient proof.

— Relatos salvajes (2014)

La lujuria se considera algo inmoral, pero ésa es una filosofía anticuada.

Lust is considered immoral, but that's an outdated philosophy.

— Vivir (1952)

¿Y qué se considera malo?

And what’s considered bad?

— El duelo (2006)

¿Qué se considera bueno?

What’s considered good?

— El duelo (2006)