recognition

recognition
noun
1) no pl., no art. Wiedererkennen, das

he's changed beyond all recognition — er ist nicht mehr wiederzuerkennen

2) (acceptance, acknowledg[e]ment) Anerkennung, die

achieve/receive recognition — Anerkennung finden

in recognition of — als Anerkennung für

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[-'niʃən]
noun (the act or state of recognizing or being recognized: They gave the boy a medal in recognition of his courage; I said hello to him but he showed no recognition.) die Anerkennung, das Erkennen
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rec·og·ni·tion
[ˌrekəgˈnɪʃən]
n no pl
1. (act, instance) [Wieder]erkennung f
to change beyond [or out of all] \recognition nicht wiederzuerkennen sein
2. (appreciation) Anerkennung f
the company never gave her any \recognition for her work niemand in der Firma erkannte ihre Arbeit an
they gave him a gold watch in \recognition of his years of service sie gaben ihm eine goldene Uhr als Anerkennung seiner Dienstjahre
to achieve \recognition Anerkennung finden
3. (acknowledgement) Anerkennung f
[diplomatic] \recognition [diplomatische] Anerkennung
4. COMPUT [Wieder]erkennung f
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["rekəg'nISən]
n
1) (= acknowledgement ALSO POL) Anerkennung f

in recognition of — in Anerkennung (+gen)

his recognition of these facts — dass er diese Tatsachen akzeptierte

to gain/receive recognition — Anerkennung finden

2) (= identification) Erkennen nt

the baby's recognition of its mother/mother's voice — dass das Baby seine Mutter/die Stimme seiner Mutter erkennt

he/it has changed beyond or out of all recognition — er/es ist nicht wiederzuerkennen

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recognition [ˌrekəɡˈnıʃn] s
1. (Wieder)Erkennen n, Erkennung f:
recognition light FLUG Kennlicht n;
recognition mark ZOOL Kennzeichen n;
recognition vocabulary LING passiver Wortschatz;
beyond (oder out of all) recognition bis zur Unkenntlichkeit verstümmelt etc;
the town has changed beyond recognition die Stadt ist nicht mehr wiederzuerkennen
2. Erkenntnis f
3. Anerkennung f:
in (oder as a) recognition of als Anerkennung für, in Anerkennung (gen);
win recognition sich durchsetzen, Anerkennung finden
4. POL (völkerrechtliche, formelle) Anerkennung (eines Staates etc)
5. besonders US Worterteilung f
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noun
1) no pl., no art. Wiedererkennen, das

he's changed beyond all recognition — er ist nicht mehr wiederzuerkennen

2) (acceptance, acknowledgement) Anerkennung, die

achieve/receive recognition — Anerkennung finden

in recognition of — als Anerkennung für

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n.
Bestätigung f.
Erkennung f.
Wiedererkennen n.
Wiedererkennung f.

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