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acknowledgment

/ak-nol-ij-muhnt/US // ækˈnɒl ɪdʒ mənt //UK // (əkˈnɒlɪdʒmənt) //

认可,鸣谢,确认,承认

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Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : an act of acknowledging.
    • : recognition of the existence or truth of something: the acknowledgment of a sovereign power.
    • : an expression of appreciation.
    • : a thing done or given in appreciation or gratitude.
    • : Law. a declaration before an official that one has executed a particular legal document.an official certificate of a formal acknowledging.public recognition by a man of an illegitimate child as his own.

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Examples

  • Getaway founder and CEO Jon Staff said that starts with an acknowledgment that while work matters, it can’t be the core of a person’s identity.

  • The renewed effort, backed by the airlines, is an acknowledgment that a recovery the industry had hoped would come this spring isn’t likely to happen.

  • If you do not wish to send a replacement, a kindly inquiry about how he is feeling — and an acknowledgment that you will remember his condition for future gift-giving — will be sufficient.

  • A seeming acknowledgment of this country’s current troubles launches the second act.

  • My mother, of course, bristles at any acknowledgment of the occasion.

  • The acknowledgment of these crimes, which came as part of an amnesty for them, was a cathartic moment for El Salvador.

  • All Cumming wanted to hear his father say was an acknowledgment of what he had thought all those years was wrong.

  • It was good information on who, what, and where and there was an acknowledgment of this at the highest levels.

  • He would never deign me with any sort of acknowledgment, because I was too low on the totem pole.

  • She wanted more from him, some acknowledgment of feeling, but he gave her nothing.

  • Perry's arms fell gracefully to his side and he inclined his head and half closed his eyes in acknowledgment.

  • Let this be your acknowledgment of past favours—the fulfilment of your sacred promise.

  • The embassy for Japan—with a gift, which shall not seem an acknowledgment—you say, could not be sent off last year, which is well.

  • In some states the requirements are strict in respect to the disinterestedness of the official who takes the acknowledgment.

  • A defective acknowledgment by a married woman is worthless, nor will any court compel her to make another one.