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Meanings of know in English
Portuguese
admitir a veracidade de Accept (someone) to be what is claimed or accept his power and authority.
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Examples for "recognize"
Examples for "recognize"
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China has said 47 countries support its refusal to recognize the case.
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One case sparked national outrage, forcing the government to recognize DGCIM abuse.
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However, the government has said it does not recognize such a plan.
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He'd seen enough family members over the years to recognize the signs.
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In appealing the case, the magazine wants courts to recognize new technology.
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She said it was time for the government to acknowledge the problems.
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They continue to protest and press the state to acknowledge their humanity.
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Blair said: I think we should acknowledge how difficult these decisions are.
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However, they do acknowledge that power can be ceded upwards when necessary.
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Bruchou said Chevron should acknowledge the potential liability in company financial reports.
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However, the government has said it does not recognise such a plan.
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The programme will recognise innovation by financial services companies across the island.
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You recognise the words, but nothing quite makes sense, nothing feels certain.
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Britain does not recognise Israeli control of the area seized from Syria.
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We need to recognise that in the way the EU does business.
Usage of know in English
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A senior government source said: We know what companies' investment criteria is.
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However, we know where that road leads today, when food is abundant.
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You know, in other words the end result, Trump said without explanation.
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But we know subsidy leads to distortion, leads to longer term problems.
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EBONY: I have one more serious question; I know time is limited.
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McVey told Sky News: I believe parents know best for their children.
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The health ministry said it did not know how many cases exist.
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Young children, in particular, don't need to know everything about what happened.
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But you know we are in a quite difficult situation right now.
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At the moment GPs know a lot about families, especially problem ones.
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You know what they say: 'Don't come a'knockin' if the trailer's a'rockin'!'
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I think that's a good question you don't know how to answer.
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We don't know what kind of Europe Libertas actually want, he said.
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The question is 'Why?' We think we know why and we understand.
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They need to know that you understand their concerns, challenges and problems.
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