recognise

vt.

认出，识别出某人[某事物]；承认…有效[属实]；认可；承认[认清]（某事物）

1. We recognise the imperative need for this development.
   我们承认这是必要的为了这个发展。
2. Once that is done, it would be easier to recognise an independent Kosovo.
   只要这样，就更容易承认一个独立的科索沃。
3. As an engineer, he can recognise a kludge when he sees one.
   作为一名工程师，他一眼就能识别出那些尚不成熟的技术。
4. The idea that computers can recognise human voices surprises many people.
   很多人对于电脑能够识别人的声音感到非常吃惊。
5. Kill them all, God will recognise his own.
   杀光他们，你们将得到上帝的认可。
6. So far, Western governments have yet to recognise Mr Kibaki fully.
   到目前为止，西方各国政府还没有完全认可齐贝吉总统。

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