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1 признавать призна·вать
1) (считать законным) to recognize, to acceptпризнавать главу английского государства главой Британского содружества — to recognize the sovereign of Great Britain as Head of the Commonwealth
признать единственным законным правительством — to recognize as the only / the sole legal government
признавать существующие территориально-политические реальности — to recognize the existing territorial and political realities
признавать что-л. открытым для международного пользования (о территории, море и т.п.) — to internationalize
признавать правоту противника в каком-л. вопросе — to yield a point in a debate
признавать свои ошибки — to admit / to acknowledge / to own / to avow / to concede one's mistakes
признавать что-л. только на словах — to pay lip-service to smth.
признавать чьи-л. взгляды — to accept smb.'s views
я признаю, что я был не прав — I acknowledge / concede / admit that I was wrong
3) (приходить к какому-л. выводу) to declareRussian-english dctionary of diplomacy > признавать призна·вать
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