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recognition in Danish

recognition in Danish is genkendelse, erkendelse, anerkendelse — recognition means the act of identifying someone or something as already known.

recognition in Danish

genkendelse
noun
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).
erkendelse
noun
Acceptance as valid or true.
anerkendelse
noun

What does "recognition" mean?

  1. noun The act of identifying someone or something as already known.
    "A flicker of recognition crossed her face when she saw him."
  2. noun Public acknowledgment or credit for something, especially achievement.
    "He finally received recognition for his years of research."
  3. noun Formal acceptance that something (such as a government or qualification) is valid.
    "The rebel movement sought international recognition as a legitimate government."
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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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What is "recognition" in Danish?

"recognition" in Danish is genkendelse, erkendelse, anerkendelse. recognition means: The act of identifying someone or something as already known.

How do you use "recognition" in a sentence?

Example: "A flicker of recognition crossed her face when she saw him." In Danish, "recognition" is genkendelse, erkendelse, anerkendelse.

Are there other ways to say "recognition" in Danish?

Yes — Danish has 3 translations listed for "recognition": genkendelse, erkendelse, anerkendelse.

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