acknowledge 音标拼音: [ækn'ɑlɪdʒ] [ɪkn'ɑlɪdʒ]
vt . 承认;感激,答谢
承认;感激,答谢
acknowledge 认可
acknowledge 等候认可
WAK acknowledge 认可 确认 应答
acknowledge v 1 :
declare to be true or admit the existence or reality or truth of ; "
He admitted his errors "; "
She acknowledged that she might have forgotten " [
synonym : {
admit }, {
acknowledge }]
[
ant : {
deny }]
2 :
report the receipt of ; "
The program committee acknowledged the submission of the authors of the paper " [
synonym :
{
acknowledge }, {
receipt }]
3 :
express recognition of the presence or existence of ,
or acquaintance with ; "
He never acknowledges his colleagues when they run into him in the hallway "; "
She acknowledged his complement with a smile "; "
it is important to acknowledge the work of others in one '
s own writing " [
synonym : {
notice },
{
acknowledge }]
4 :
express obligation ,
thanks ,
or gratitude for ; "
We must acknowledge the kindness she showed towards us " [
synonym :
{
acknowledge }, {
recognize }, {
recognise }]
5 :
accept as legally binding and valid ; "
acknowledge the deed "
6 :
accept (
someone )
to be what is claimed or accept his power and authority ; "
The Crown Prince was acknowledged as the true heir to the throne "; "
We do not recognize your gods " [
synonym :
{
acknowledge }, {
recognize }, {
recognise }, {
know }]
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the verb knowledge .
See {
Knowledge },
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{
Acknow }.]
1 .
To own or admit the knowledge of ;
to recognize as a fact or truth ;
to declare one '
s belief in ;
as ,
to acknowledge the being of a God .
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I acknowledge my transgressions . --
Ps .
li .
3 .
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For ends generally acknowledged to be good .
--
Macaulay .
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2 .
To own or recognize in a particular character or relationship ;
to admit the claims or authority of ;
to give recognition to .
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In all thy ways acknowledge Him . --
Prov .
iii .
6 .
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By my soul ,
I '
ll ne '
er acknowledge thee . --
Shak .
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3 .
To own with gratitude or as a benefit or an obligation ;
as ,
to acknowledge a favor ,
the receipt of a letter .
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They his gifts acknowledged none . --
Milton .
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4 .
To own as genuine ;
to assent to ,
as a legal instrument ,
to give it validity ;
to avow or admit in legal form ;
as ,
to acknowledge a deed .
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Syn :
To avow ;
proclaim ;
recognize ;
own ;
admit ;
allow ;
concede ;
confess .
Usage : {
Acknowledge }, {
Recognize }.
Acknowledge is opposed to keep back ,
or conceal ,
and supposes that something had been previously known to us (
though perhaps not to others )
which we now feel bound to lay open or make public .
Thus ,
a man acknowledges a secret marriage ;
one who has done wrong acknowledges his fault ;
and author acknowledges his obligation to those who have aided him ;
we acknowledge our ignorance .
Recognize supposes that we have either forgotten or not had the evidence of a thing distinctly before our minds ,
but that now we know it (
as it were )
anew ,
or receive and admit in on the ground of the evidence it brings .
Thus ,
we recognize a friend after a long absence .
We recognize facts ,
principles ,
truths ,
etc .,
when their evidence is brought up fresh to the mind ;
as ,
bad men usually recognize the providence of God in seasons of danger .
A foreign minister ,
consul ,
or agent ,
of any kind ,
is recognized on the ground of his producing satisfactory credentials .
See also {
Confess }.
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137 Moby Thesaurus words for "
acknowledge ":
accept ,
account for ,
accredit with ,
accrete to ,
admit ,
admit everything ,
affirm ,
agree ,
agree provisionally ,
allege ,
allow ,
announce ,
answer ,
answer back ,
apply to ,
ascribe to ,
assent grudgingly ,
asseverate ,
assign to ,
attach to ,
attest ,
attribute to ,
aver ,
avouch ,
avow ,
bear the expense ,
bear witness ,
blame ,
blame for ,
blame on ,
bless ,
bring home to ,
certify ,
charge on ,
charge to ,
chip in ,
come back ,
come back at ,
come clean ,
concede ,
confess ,
connect with ,
consider ,
cop a plea ,
credit ,
credit with ,
declare ,
deem ,
defray ,
defray expenses ,
depone ,
depose ,
disclose ,
divulge ,
echo ,
express general agreement ,
fasten upon ,
father upon ,
finance ,
fix on ,
fix upon ,
flash back ,
foot the bill ,
fund ,
give acknowledgment ,
give answer ,
give credit ,
give evidence ,
give thanks ,
go Dutch ,
go along with ,
grant ,
hang on ,
hold ,
honor a bill ,
impute to ,
lay to ,
let on ,
make acknowledgments of ,
not oppose ,
offer thanks ,
open up ,
out with it ,
own ,
own up ,
pay for ,
pay the bill ,
pay the piper ,
pin on ,
pinpoint ,
place upon ,
plead guilty ,
point to ,
proclaim ,
publish ,
react ,
receive ,
recognize ,
redeem ,
reecho ,
refer to ,
rejoin ,
render credit ,
render thanks ,
reply ,
respond ,
retort ,
return ,
return answer ,
return for answer ,
return thanks ,
reveal ,
reverberate ,
riposte ,
saddle on ,
saddle with ,
say ,
say in reply ,
set down to ,
settle upon ,
shoot back ,
spill ,
spill it ,
spit it out ,
stand the costs ,
swear ,
talk back ,
tell ,
tell all ,
tell the truth ,
testify ,
thank ,
view ,
vouch ,
warrant ,
witness ,
yield
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