cognizance

n.

认识，审理，认定；

take cognizance of注意到；承担对…的审理权；认识到

1. Little cognizance is taken of these events.
   这些事件未有引起注意。
2. Knowledge is a cognizance of basic impersonality.
   知识是一种具有客观基础的认知。
3. The case still is in farther cognizance.
   案件仍在进一步审理中。
4. The point does not fall under the cognizance or deliberations of this committee.
   这问题不归这个委员会审理或审议。
5. He has cognizance over the city.
   他指挥着这座城市。

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