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Meanings of acknowledged in inglês

catalão
reconegut
espanhol
reconocido

Recognized or made known or admitted.

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        reconegut

        Acknowledged.

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                Examples for "unacknowledged"
                Examples for "unacknowledged"
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                THE imagination plays an important but often unacknowledged role in scientific research.
                The Irish Times
                2
                And so the fact that sometimes that's unacknowledged adds to the frustration.
                Ebony
                3
                They were to suffer on, she implied, in a mutual, unacknowledged passion.
                Dangerous Days
                4
                These letters were certain ones written by Agatha to her unacknowledged son.
                Agatha Webb
                5
                She sat up, looked at her husband, her unacknowledged and unacknowledging husband.
                We Can't Have Everything: A Novel
                Usage of acknowledged in inglês
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                The State Department acknowledged Khan's detention and said: The issue was resolved.
                The Guardian
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                A senior health official acknowledged a greater pace of change was needed.
                BBC
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                The government has long acknowledged that there are problems with the system.
                The Guardian
                4
                The company has acknowledged a list of problems to U.S. safety regulators.
                Reuters
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                Horta-Osorio acknowledged the industry needed to work hard to restore its image.
                Reuters
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                As the qualitative data demonstrate, however, such activities are often not acknowledged.
                Pubmed
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                As Police Minister, Nash acknowledged police are not observing physical distancing rules.
                Radio NZ
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                Officials have acknowledged that some of the water spilled back to sea.
                Reuters
                9
                US secretary of state, John Kerry, acknowledged the tenuous situation in Kobani.
                The Guardian
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                On January 12 he likewise acknowledged a similar address from the House.
                The 5000 year leap: a miracle that changed the world
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                Aspiring EU member Serbia acknowledged its path to the EU faced delay.
                The Irish Times
                12
                Merkel has regularly acknowledged German responsibility for atrocities in World War Two.
                Reuters
                13
                Collins acknowledged that money launderers or terrorists could potentially abuse his service.
                Reuters
                14
                Monsanto has acknowledged some continuing market hurdles, but said attitudes were changing.
                Reuters
                15
                Social workers in turn acknowledged the impact of bureaucratic pressures at work.
                The Guardian
                16
                Beijing has acknowledged the debt problem, but says the risks are controllable.
                Reuters
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                catalão
                reconegut
                espanhol
                reconocido
                Acknowledged through the time
                Acknowledged across language varieties
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                Common
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                Common
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