recognize

vt. 认出，识别；承认

vi. 确认，承认；具结

vt.

认出；识别；承认；

vi.

承认，确认；[法律]具结，立保证书；

变形

过去式：recognized过去分词：recognized现在分词：recognizing第三人称单数：recognizes

双语释义

vt. 认出; 认识到 know again (sb/sth) one has seen, heard, or experienced before; see clearly though perhaps unwillingly; be prepared to admit

vt. 承认 accept as being legal or real, or as having value

英英释义

recognize[ 'rekəɡnaiz ]

v.

accept (someone) to be what is claimed or accept his power and authority

"We do not recognize your gods"

同义词：acknowledgerecogniseknow

be fully aware or cognizant of

同义词：recogniserealizerealiseagnizeagnise

detect with the senses

同义词：recognisedistinguishdiscernpick outmake outtell apart

perceive to be the same

同义词：recognise

grant credentials to

"The Regents officially recognized the new educational institution"; "recognize an academic degree"

同义词：accreditrecognise

express greetings upon meeting someone

同义词：greetrecognise

express obligation, thanks, or gratitude for

同义词：acknowledgerecognise

exhibit recognition for (an antigen or a substrate)

show approval or appreciation of

"My work is not recognized by anybody!"; "The best student was recognized by the Dean"

同义词：recognise

词汇搭配

用作动词 (v.)

～+名词

recognize old friend认出老朋友

～+副词

recognize hardly简直认不出

recognize scarcely几乎认不出

recognize affectionately友好地承认

recognize clearly〔distinctly〕清楚地认识

recognize coldly冷淡地承认

recognize deservedly应该承认

recognize formally正式地承认

recognize frankly直率地承认

recognize fully充分地认识到

recognize generally一般地承认

recognize gratefully可喜地承认

recognize immediately立即听到

recognize insufficiently不能认出

recognize internationally国际上承认

recognize officially正式承认,官方公认

recognize publicly公开地承认

recognize retroactively追认

recognize universally普遍地承认

recognize unofficially非正式承认,非官方公认

recognize widely广泛地承认

～+介词

recognize as认为是…

recognize from根据…认出

同近义词辨析

understand理解

recognize认出，认得

perceive察觉，理解

learn学会

comprehension理解

这组词都有“承认”的意思，其区别是：

concede指在事实与证据面前勉强或不得不承认。

acknowledge通常指公开承认某事的真实情况或自己的过错。

recognize作“承认”解时，系书面用词，主要指合法的或外交上的承认，也指公认。

admit强调因外力或良心驱使或经判断而明确承认，多含不情愿或被迫意味。

confess语气较强，着重承认自己意识到的错误或罪行，含坦白忏悔的意味。

这组词都有“认出，识别”的意思，其区别是：

recognize指所辨认的人或物多是以前所熟悉的。

identify指辨别、确定人的身份或物品的归属等。

make out通常指通过人的感觉器官来辨别事物。

双语例句

用作及物动词(vt.)

His thorough knowledge and competence were recognized.
他的渊博的学识和工作能力得到了承认。

I recognize your right to ask that question.
我承认你有权提出这个问题。

Can you recognize her from this picture?
你能从这张照片中认出她吗？

He has the good sense to recognize a good man.
他真是慧眼识真才。

I recognize that she is the best worker we have.
我认识到她是我们最好的工人。

The firm recognized Tom's outstanding work by giving him an extra bonus.
公司发给汤姆一笔额外奖金以表彰他出色的工作。

权威例句

recognize

recognize: [15] Latin gnōscere ‘become acquainted’ came from the same prehistoric Indo-European base, *gnō-, as produced English know. Combination with the prefix co- ‘with’ gave cognōscere ‘know’ (source of English cognition, quaint, etc). And this in turn had the prefix re- ‘again’ added to it to produce recognōscere ‘know again’, which found its way into English via reconniss-, the stem of Old French reconnaistre (the -ize ending is an English introduction).English has three noun derivatives of the verb: recognition [15], from Latin recognitiō; recognizance [14], now purely a legal term, borrowed from Old French reconnissance and remodelled on the basis of recognize; and reconnaissance [19], borrowed from modern French during the Napoleonic wars. Reconnoitre [18] comes from the now obsolete French reconnoître, which like its surviving variant reconnaître goes back to Latin recognōscere.=> cognition, know, quaint, reconnaissance, reconnoitre

recognize (v.)

early 15c., "resume possession of land," back-formation from recognizance, or else from Old French reconoiss-, stem of reconoistre "to know again, identify, recognize," from Latin recognoscere "acknowledge, recall to mind, know again; examine; certify," from re- "again" (see re-) + cognoscere "know" (see cognizance). Meaning "know again, recall or recover the knowledge of, perceive an identity with something formerly known or felt" first recorded 1530s. Related: Recognized; recognizing.

1. We recognize it because we have looked at it and automatically (and easily) memorized it.

之所以认识，是因为我们见过他，并自然而然（容易地）地记住了他。

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2. Users recognize the imagery of the metaphor and, by extension, can presumably understand the purpose of the thing.

即用于描绘事物目的和特征的图片，用户识别隐喻的图像通过外延理解事物的目的。

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3. If you recognize that, it becomes obvious that reports about status from that application can be quite dislocating if not presented in an appropriate context.

如果你承认这一点，那么很容易理解为什么在不恰当的场合下报告程序的状态会导致混乱。

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4. All this information can be used to help the application recognize what is going on, and use that information to help the user.

所有这些信息可以帮助程序识别将要做什么，也正是用这些信息帮助用户。

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5. Undoubtedly, we recognize it because of our tool-manipulating nature.

毋庸置疑，我们之所以知道是因为我们使用工具的天性。

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6. This concept is well known to programmers, who recognize that better algorithms are clearer and shorter.

程序员们应当十分熟悉简约的概念，他们知道好算法往往更简短且更清楚。

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7. Users recognize visual objects by their shape, and the square check box is an important standard.

用户通过形状来识别视觉对象，因而方形复选框是一个重要的标准。

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8. It’s nice when a text edit control is smart enough to recognize appropriate units.

如果文本编辑控件能够识别适当的单位，那就太好了。

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9. When artifacts are clearly shaped to fit our hands or feet, we recognize that they can be directly manipulated and require no written instructions.

当人工制品的外形明显地适合我们的手和脚时，我们会认为它们能进行直接操作的不需要任何说明。

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10. Shape is the primary way we recognize what an object is.

形状是我们辨识物体的最主要方式。

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