recognise
英 ['rekəgnaɪz]
美 ['rekəgnaɪz]
v. 认识; 承认; 认出; 辨别出
过去分词：recognised 过去式：recognised 现在分词：recognising 第三人称单数：recognises
BNC.1077
柯林斯词典
- → see:recognize
英英释义
verb
- accept (someone) to be what is claimed or accept his power and authority
- The Crown Prince was acknowledged as the true heir to the throne
- We do not recognize your gods
- perceive to be the same
- be fully aware or cognizant of
- express obligation, thanks, or gratitude for
- We must acknowledge the kindness she showed towards us
- express greetings upon meeting someone
- detect with the senses
- The fleeing convicts were picked out of the darkness by the watchful prison guards
- I can't make out the faces in this photograph
- grant credentials to
- The Regents officially recognized the new educational institution
- recognize an academic degree
- show approval or appreciation of
- My work is not recognized by anybody!
- The best student was recognized by the Dean
双语例句
- They had failed to recognise signs on their instrument panel indicating a serious problem in the left engine.
他们没有意识到仪表板上的指示信号表明左引擎出现了严重问题。 - This is wrong. you've met me twice and yet, refuse to recognise me.
这可不对，你遇到我两次了，现在又见面了，还拒绝认出我。 - The machine can recognise handwritten characters and turn them into printed text
这种机器能够识别手写字体，并将其转化为打印文本。 - The Americans recognise that the UN can be the channel for greater diplomatic activity
美国人认识到可以通过联合国这个渠道开展更多的外交活动。 - We must recognise two harsh realities.
我们必须承认两个严酷的现实。 - If he does experience it and recognise it, it is no longer silence.
如果他确实体验到了并且认了出来，那就不再是寂静了。 - Reformers and policymakers must recognise that they are not dealing with a financial crisis but with a knowledge crisis.
改革者和政策制定者必须认识到，他们应对的并不是一场金融危机，而是一场知识危机。 - Recognise that the space belongs to other people, not to you and your brand.
要承认社交网络空间属于别人，而不属于你或你的品牌。 - The police now recognise that big organisational changes are needed.
警方现在意识到需要进行大幅度的机构调整。 - They refused to recognise that a wrong decision had been made.
他们拒不承认做出了错误的决定。