recognition in Chinese
recognition in Chinese is 認出 — recognition means the act of identifying someone or something as already known.
recognition in Chinese
認出
Pronounced: rèn chū
The act of recognizing or the condition of being recognized (matching a current observation with a memory of a prior observation of the same entity).
What does "recognition" mean?
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noun The act of identifying someone or something as already known.
"A flicker of recognition crossed her face when she saw him."
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noun Public acknowledgment or credit for something, especially achievement.
"He finally received recognition for his years of research."
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noun Formal acceptance that something (such as a government or qualification) is valid.
"The rebel movement sought international recognition as a legitimate government."
recognition in a sentence
- A flicker of recognition crossed her face when she saw him.
- He finally received recognition for his years of research.
- The rebel movement sought international recognition as a legitimate government.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "recognition" in Chinese?
"recognition" in Chinese is 認出. recognition means: The act of identifying someone or something as already known.
How do you pronounce 認出?
"recognition" in Chinese is 認出, pronounced "rèn chū".
How do you use "recognition" in a sentence?
Example: "A flicker of recognition crossed her face when she saw him." In Chinese, "recognition" is 認出.
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