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Detailed Translations for recognized from English to Dutch

recognized:


Translation Matrix for recognized:

AdjectiveRelated TranslationsOther Translations
erkend acknowledged; noted; recognised; recognized; renowned; well known; well-established
gerenommeerd acknowledged; noted; recognised; recognized; renowned; well known; well-established
- accepted; recognised
OtherRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- accepted; acknowledged; recognised

Related Words for "recognized":


Synonyms for "recognized":


Related Definitions for "recognized":

  1. generally approved or compelling recognition1
    • his recognized superiority in this kind of work1
  2. provided with a secure reputation1
    • a recognized authority1

recognized form of recognize:

to recognize verb, American (recognizes, recognized, recognizing)

  1. to recognize (identify; recognise)
    herkennen
    • herkennen verb (herken, herkent, herkende, herkenden, herkend)

Conjugations for recognize:

present
  1. recognize
  2. recognize
  3. recognizes
  4. recognize
  5. recognize
  6. recognize
simple past
  1. recognized
  2. recognized
  3. recognized
  4. recognized
  5. recognized
  6. recognized
present perfect
  1. have recognized
  2. have recognized
  3. has recognized
  4. have recognized
  5. have recognized
  6. have recognized
past continuous
  1. was recognizing
  2. were recognizing
  3. was recognizing
  4. were recognizing
  5. were recognizing
  6. were recognizing
future
  1. shall recognize
  2. will recognize
  3. will recognize
  4. shall recognize
  5. will recognize
  6. will recognize
continuous present
  1. am recognizing
  2. are recognizing
  3. is recognizing
  4. are recognizing
  5. are recognizing
  6. are recognizing
subjunctive
  1. be recognized
  2. be recognized
  3. be recognized
  4. be recognized
  5. be recognized
  6. be recognized
diverse
  1. recognize!
  2. let's recognize!
  3. recognized
  4. recognizing
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

Translation Matrix for recognize:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
herkennen detecting; discerning; identification; noticing; recognition
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
herkennen identify; recognise; recognize
- accredit; acknowledge; agnise; agnize; discern; distinguish; greet; know; make out; pick out; realise; realize; recognise; spot; tell apart

Related Words for "recognize":


Synonyms for "recognize":


Related Definitions for "recognize":

  1. accept (someone) to be what is claimed or accept his power and authority1
    • We do not recognize your gods1
  2. perceive to be the same1
  3. be fully aware or cognizant of1
  4. express obligation, thanks, or gratitude for1
  5. express greetings upon meeting someone1
  6. detect with the senses1
  7. grant credentials to1
    • The Regents officially recognized the new educational institution1
    • recognize an academic degree1
  8. show approval or appreciation of1
    • My work is not recognized by anybody!1
    • The best student was recognized by the Dean1
  9. exhibit recognition for (an antigen or a substrate)1

Wiktionary Translations for recognize:

recognize
verb
  1. to match in memory; to know from a previous encounter
  2. to realize or discover the nature of something
recognize
verb
  1. inzien, toegeven
  2. als wettig, echt, juist aanvaarden
  3. als geldig erkennen
  4. bewust worden van iets

Cross Translation:
FromToVia
recognize herkennen; onderkennen erkennen — etwas oder jemand so deutlich wahrnehmen, dass man weiß, was oder wer es ist
recognize geloven; menen; houden voor; agnosceren; erkennen; honoreren croiretenir pour véritable.
recognize agnosceren; erkennen; honoreren homologuer — juri|fr confirmer par un acte spécial un acte fait par des particuliers ou un acte d’autorité de justice.
recognize identificeren; vereenzelvigen; onderkennen; onderscheiden; onderscheid maken tussen identifier — didactique|fr comprendre deux choses sous une même idée.
recognize herkennen; identificeren; erkennen; toegeven; toekennen; verkennen reconnaitre — Se remettre dans l'esprit l'idée etc., quand on vient à le revoir ou à l'entendre. (Sens général)