Summary
to recognise {verb}
aceptar · admitir · agradecer · confesar · reconocer
to recognize {verb}
homologar · distinguir · reconocer · admitir
Synonyms
recognise: acknowledge · recognize · know
recognize: acknowledge · recognise · know
more (15)English-Spanish translation for "to recognise"
"to recognise" Spanish translation
to recognise {verb}
to recognise {vb} [Brit.] (also: to agree, to deal with, to accept, to face)
And it is those female virtues which the world today unfortunately finds it difficult or refuses to recognise or respect.
He will recognise, however, democrat that he is, that this does not imply being a rubber stamp or accepting everything the Parliament says.
The Commission does, however, recognise that a period of transition may be needed; however, what I said a few moments ago means that we are
However, I have to say that as somebody from the south-east region in the United Kingdom I have had to recognise that there are good things
Mr President, we welcome the fact that the report recognises and accepts that Echelon exists.
to recognise {vb} [Brit.] (also: to arrange, to admit, to receive, to condemn)
We have to recognise that we bear a lot of the responsibility for these developments.
It is as if we now dare to recognise a social and international responsibility.
We must recognise that Bush has succeeded in bringing off a double tour de force.
We need to recognise that, without appropriate conditions for integration, migration is harmful to both sides.
And, to be perfectly honest, even I have to recognise that the White Paper provides some interesting food for thought.
to recognise {vb} [Brit.] (also: to thank)
The amendments proposed in the committee’ s report recognise that management action, rather than drastic fleet cuts, is more appropriate...
I appreciate the fact that the honourable Member recognises the limits imposed on the Commission in this instance.
to recognise {vb} [Brit.] (also: to shrive, to own up)
to recognise {vb} [Brit.] (also: to acknowledge)
We need to recognise the existence of different institutions and risk features.
This body above all should recognise that the world of imperialism is at an end.
We have to recognise that at European Union level we need only one legal area.
We have to recognise that true peace is still a long way off for this country.
We must recognise the fact that we are squandering money in national budgets.
to recognize {verb}
to recognize [recognized|recognized] {v.t.} (also: to standardize, to approve, to endorse, to homologate)
to recognize [recognized|recognized] {v.t.} (also: to discern, to differentiate, to distinguish, to characterize)
The T-lymphocytes carry a protein complex on their cell surface that can recognise and bind antigens.
to recognize [recognized|recognized] {v.t.} (also: to admit, to agnize, to acknowledge)
Lasting settlement will have to recognize the rights of the Palestinians as well.
We need to recognize that other problems arise because of this lack of an agreement.
seeing the realities of this world as definitive and to recognize that our
The British Government has failed since 1989 to recognize the gravity of the situation.
Through this conclusion one rightly comes to recognize the pre-eminence
to recognize [recognized|recognized] {v.t.} (also: to avow, to associate to)
On behalf of my group I also want to recognize the other positive aspects of the Amsterdam Treaty.
must recognize as fundamental the common vocation of all to union with God for the salvation of the world.
In fact who, in this House, has not been called upon to intervene in such an issue, to persuade national authorities to recognize
I recognise that regulating the media is a highly sensitive issue.
I fully recognise the force with which he puts the point.
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "recognise":
© Princeton Universityacknowledge · recognize · know · realize · realise · agnize · agnise · greet · spot · distinguish · discern · pick out · make out · tell apart · accredit
Synonyms (English) for "recognize":
© Princeton Universityacknowledge · recognise · know · realize · realise · agnize · agnise · greet · spot · distinguish · discern · pick out · make out · tell apart · accredit
Usage examples
Usage examples for "to recognise" in Spanish
Similar words
recklessly · recklessness · reckoning · reclamation · reclinate · recliner · reclining · reclusive · reclusively · reclusiveness · recognise · recognition · recognizable · recognized · recoil · recollection · recombinator · recommendation · recommendations · recommended · reconcilable
Even more translations in the Finnish-English dictionary by bab.la.