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Meanings of recognisable in anglès

Capable of being recognized.

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Usage of recognisable in anglès
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Work for the best and most recognisable company you can work for.
News.com.au
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Those signs apart, the local community is barely recognisable 50 years on.
The Guardian
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But it's perhaps the most instantly recognisable sound in the technology industry.
The Irish Times
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The list is long and has some fairly recognisable names on it.
The Irish Times
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Some of Australia's most recognisable actors have testified in the high-profile case.
The Guardian
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Unlike many prehistoric rhinos, woolly rhinos would be quite recognisable to us.
BBC
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The world's most recognisable doll is walking down a new career path.
News.com.au
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Now, the unseen tentacles of social media have made them more recognisable.
The Guardian
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They just didn't want somebody who was recognisable for being in politics.
The Irish Times
10
But unlike the instantly recognisable New York, there's something intangible about Chicago.
BBC
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He worked in a recognisable world of the freelance media creative dogsbody.
The Guardian
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The crystal jelly is recognisable by its radiating blue lines, he says.
Radio NZ
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Owens is the world's most recognisable and popular referee in the game.
The Irish Times
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Here and there some feature strangely compressed and distorted is just recognisable.
The Travels of Marco Polo — Volume 1
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A helium yelp straight out of Brooklyn, instantly recognisable and completely unforgettable.
Radio NZ
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If Mitchell is the recognisable anchor, Webb's Andrew is the unknown quantity.
The Guardian
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Ireland
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Australia
Common
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