Meanings of recognise people in English

They can play computer games and recognise people they met several years ago.

It can be very quick and easy to recognise people for their contribution.

It is a part of my profession to recognise people from given descriptions.

We can recognise people that we know across their lifespan.

The awards, in their seventh year, recognise people, groups and companies that promote integration in Ireland.

Photo: Creative Commons 2pm We recognise people who commissioned some our most loved pieces of music.

A new study reveals the birds can recognise people who disturb them for up to five years.

The law was out of date and often failed to recognise people's personal experiences and suffering, he said.

Russia should recognise people's right to freedom of expression "and release them immediately and unconditionally," Amnesty added.

The awards recognise people who dedicate their time to community initiatives, which help to make life in Dublin better.

It fires their imagination -they recognise people being superstitious, greedy, envious and falling in and out of love.

The new camera can recognise people you have taken numerous photos of before and automatically focus on them in your shots.

But it didn't take long before I knew I was going to recognise people and I made a best friend, Jeff Bernard.

She has been nominated as part of the Thanks A Million campaign to recognise people who help keep us safe throughout the pandemic.

He said they would be climate change immigrants rather than refugees, because international conventions do not yet recognise people fleeing the effects of global warming.

The award recognises people doing extraordinary things in their communities.