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1 recognize
recognize [ˈrekəgnaɪz]* * *['rekəgnaɪz] 1.transitive verb1) ( identify) reconnaître [person, voice, sound, place] (by à; as comme étant); identifier [sign, symptom] (as comme étant)2) ( acknowledge) reconnaître [problem, fact, government, claim]3) US ( in debate) donner la parole à [speaker]2.recognized past participle adjective1) ( acknowledged) [expert, organization] reconnu2) Commerce ( accredited) [firm, supplier] accréditérecognized dealer — concessionnaire m attitré
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2 early warning
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3 recognize
A vtr1 ( identify) reconnaître [person, voice, sound, place] (by à ; as comme étant) ; identifier [sign, symptom] (as comme étant) ; did you recognize each other? est-ce que vous vous êtes reconnus? ;2 ( acknowledge) reconnaître [problem, fact, value, achievement] ; ( officially) reconnaître [government, authority, claim etc] ; to recognize that reconnaître que ; to be recognized as être reconnu comme étant [heir, owner] ; to be recognized by law être reconnu légalement ;1 ( acknowledged) [expert, organization] reconnu ;2 Comm ( with accredited status) [firm, supplier] accrédité ; recognized agent agent m accrédité ; recognized dealer concessionnaire m attitré. -
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