recognise

recognise是一個英語單詞，主要用作及物動詞。作及物動詞時意思是“認出；承認，認可；識別”等。

基本介紹

• 外文名：recognise
• 詞性：及物動詞
• 英式讀音：[rekəɡnaɪz]
• 美式讀音： [ˈrekəɡnaɪz]

單詞釋義

英 [ˈrekəɡnaɪz] 美 [ˈrekəɡnaɪz]

vt. 認出；承認，認可；識別

[ 第三人稱單數 recognises 現在分詞 recognising 過去式 recognised 過去分詞 recognised ]

單詞用法

柯林斯英漢雙解大詞典

recognise /ˈrɛkəɡˌnaɪz/ CET4

[英國英語] →see recognize

短語搭配

recognise recognise 承認 ; 識別

I hardly recognise 我很難認同

recognise his greatness 承認他的偉大

recognise any equitable 認識到任何公平 ; 承認任何公平

I finally recognise you 我最終找到了你

recognise recognize 辨認

recognise e 承認 ; 認出

雙語例句

• I'm sure you'll recognise the desk—that's still in the same place, as it has to be just inside the door. 我肯定你能認出那張桌子——它還在原來的地方，因為它必須就在門後面。
• Our noses are able to recognise thousands of smells, and to perceive odours which are present only in extremely small quantities. "我們的鼻子能夠識別成千上萬種氣味，也可以感知那些極其微量的氣味。
• So the need to quickly recognise things that could be helpful or harmful could have had a great influence on rock art and explain why some images are more common across cultures than others. 因此，快速識別事物是有益還是有害的需求可能對搖滾藝術產生了巨大的影響，並解釋了為什麼一些形象在不同文化中比其他的更常見。
• Don't be surprised if I pretend not to recognise you. 要是我假裝不認識你，你別覺得奇怪。
• Oh, if they could only recognise him now! 啊，要是他們現在能認出他來就好了！
• I came to recognise various signs of a bad paper. 我開始發現各種不好的論文。
• "The principle of social proof is so pervasive that we don't even recognise it," says Cialdini. “社會證明的原則是如此的普遍，以至於我們甚至都沒有意識到它的存在。”恰爾迪尼說。
• He criticised teachers for failing to recognise that boys are actually more emotional than girls. 他批評老師們沒有認識到男孩實際上比女孩更情緒化。
• Creating this sanctuary is a bold move that the people of Palau recognise as essential to our survival. 建立這個保護區是一個大膽的舉措，帛琉人民認為這對我們的生存來說至關重要。
• You can recognise a person who is passionate about a pursuit by the way they are so strongly involved in it. 你可以通過一個人對一件事的投入程度來判斷他對這件事的熱情程度。
• The reason for this is easy to recognise: in nature, the existent organisms either adapt or are regularly replaced by new types. 原因很容易理解：在自然界中，現存的生物要么適應環境，要么被新物種取代。
• In fact, infants recognise the odours of their mothers soon after birth and adults can often identify their children or spouses by scent. 事實上，嬰兒在出生後不久就能識別出母親的氣味，而成年人通常能通過氣味識別出自己的孩子或配偶。
• With obesity now affecting 29% of the population in England, and expected to rise to 35% by 2030, should we now recognise it as a disease? 如今，有29%的英國人受肥胖影響，而這個數據預計到2030年會上升至35%，我們現在應該把它視為一種疾病嗎？
• They evolved to recognise only a few basic tastes in order to quickly identify toxins, which in nature are often quite bitter or acidly sour. 它們進化到能夠識別出幾種基本的味道，以便快速辨別毒素，而毒素在自然界中通常是很苦或很酸的。
• Last but not least, educators recognise that all students are unique and have different interests and abilities which can be retarded if they have to study all subjects. 最後，教育工作者認識到所有的學生都是獨特的，他們有不同的興趣和能力，如果他們必須學習所有的科目，他們的興趣和能力可能會受到阻礙。
• Here is a living history, which looks beyond what we already know about exploration: a larger history in which we come to recognise the contribution of everyone involved. 這是一段活生生的歷史，它超越了我們已知的探索：一段更大的歷史，在這段歷史中，我們開始認識到每個參與者的貢獻。
• This ability to appreciate specific aromas turns out to be central to the pleasure we get from food, much as our ability to recognise individuals is central to the pleasures of social life. 我們從食物中獲得快樂的核心是對特定香味的鑑賞能力，就像我們辨別個體的能力是社交生活樂趣的核心一樣。
• I recognise no such thing. 我不承認任何這類事情。
• But no-one would recognise it. 但是沒有人願意承認這件事情。
• Would she even recognise him now? 她是不是還能認得出他來呢？
• I don't recognise her any longer. 我再也認不出她了。
• Why does the world not recognise this? 為什麼社會沒有認識到這一點？
• Some countries are starting to recognise this. 一些國家開始承認這一點。
• Turks recognise the change that has taken place. 土耳其承認已經發生了一些變化。
• Banks recognise this as much as regulators do. 銀行和監管者都認識到了這點。
• The US and most EU countries will recognise Kosovo. 美國和歐盟多數成員國都準備承認科索沃。
• Some I recognise; others are a bit more obscure. 我認得其中一些，另外的就名氣比較小了。
• Any sensible policy needs to recognise two facts. 任何切合實際的政策需要看到兩個事實。
• That makes it hard for the immune system to recognise. 這使得免疫系統難以識別他們。