Summary
to recognise {verb}
erkänna
to recognize {verb}
erkänna · kännas vid · inse · identifiera · känna igen · värdesätta
Synonyms
recognise: acknowledge · recognize · know
recognize: acknowledge · recognise · know
more (15)English-Swedish translation for "to recognise"
"to recognise" Swedish translation
to recognise {verb}
to recognise {vb} (also: to recognize, to receive, to own up, to own)
We have to recognise that both Parliament and peoples will need to ratify entry.
However, we need to recognise that progress in this area has been far too slow.
We have to recognise that economics is starting to transform Chinese society.
In my view we must recognise, first of all, that there is a Kurdish question.
But Israel, like any other country, must recognise its international frontiers.
to recognize {verb}
to recognize [recognized|recognized] {vb} (also: to recognise, to receive, to own up, to own)
We have to recognize this as a cultural service that we must protect and support.
In its report of 25 March 1998, the Commission was forced to recognize this.
I certainly hope that the IGC will be able to recognize the needs of islands.
I would like to recognize that much of what we report is taken up by the Commission.
If we recognize this opportunity, we must recognize it without any limitations.
to recognize [recognized|recognized] {vb} (also: to acknowledge)
They must not recognise any boundaries, whether of nationality or of gender.
They come to me as their MEP because they have been told that at local level there is no discretion to recognise what is a genuine mistake.
to recognize [recognized|recognized] {vb} (also: to perceive, to find, to feel, to decide)
We need to recognize that the social security bill for the taxpayer is increasing.
We need to recognize that other problems arise because of this lack of an agreement.
We have to recognize first of all that there was a reason for the exclusion of these sectors.
It is very important to recognize that derogation is not unconditional.
We should recognize that the EIB cannot solve the problems of unemployment in the European Union.
to recognize [recognized|recognized] {vb} (also: to place, to know, to identify)
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I would like to take this opportunity to help you recognise them.
We also need to recognise Tehran’ s legitimate concerns for its security and identify Iran’ s essential role as a regional power.
One fundamental aspect here is to recognise Parliament's role in determining and controlling the health budget.
It should recognise key gaps, such as the transfer of small arms to non-state actors and, ultimately, ways of reducing the demand for small arms.
to recognize [recognized|recognized] {vb} (also: to know, to tell)
We have to recognize in good time if something is amiss with the budget's implementation.
But nevertheless it is a fact that nobody can really recognize their views in the report.
The adults can recognize the juveniles; the juveniles can recognize the adults.
The name must be unique and should be chosen so that you can recognize the printer and the application.
People will recognize us if we don't have a character.
Surely, in this House, we must recognise and value that principle of subsidiarity.
It is, therefore, crucial to recognise the value of the role played by tourism and the potential for economic development that it represents.
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 Swedish
Similar words
recital · recitation · recitative · reciter · reckless · recklessness · reckoning · reclamation · recluse · reclusive · recognise · recognised · recognition · recognized · recoil · recollection · recombination · recommendation · recommendations · recommended · recompense
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