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Meanings of acknowledge in inglês

português
admitir a veracidade de
espanhol
reconocer

Accept (someone) to be what is claimed or accept his power and authority.

admitir a veracidade de
português
confessar
catalão
admetre
espanhol
reconocer

To admit to be true.

confessar
português
dar recibo
espanhol
acusar el recibo

Report the receipt of.

dar recibo

To admit the knowledge of something.

Usage of acknowledge in inglês
1
She said it was time for the government to acknowledge the problems.
Radio NZ
2
They continue to protest and press the state to acknowledge their humanity.
Ebony
3
Blair said: I think we should acknowledge how difficult these decisions are.
The Guardian
4
However, they do acknowledge that power can be ceded upwards when necessary.
The Guardian
5
Bruchou said Chevron should acknowledge the potential liability in company financial reports.
Reuters
6
Government needs to respect individuals and to be able to acknowledge that.
Radio NZ
7
It is only fair that the solution to the problem acknowledge that.
Feminist dot com
8
However, a Cablevision spokesman would not acknowledge or confirm any new proposal.
Reuters
9
However, the rules acknowledge that injury and infection can also produce heat.
Reuters
10
Mr Solomon said: We have to acknowledge where our firm fell short.
The Daily Telegraph
11
It is good to acknowledge the sense of relief some people feel.
Independent.ie
12
But administration officials acknowledge they still have a long way to go.
Reuters
13
However, they acknowledge encountering challenges that hinder their performance after the training.
Pubmed
14
They were quite prepared not to acknowledge they had done anything wrong.
Radio NZ
15
You have to work at relationships and it's good to acknowledge that.
Radio NZ
16
Firstly, we can acknowledge it's not right and learn from the past.
The South African
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Common
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