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1 acknowledge
[ək'nɒlɪdʒ]2) (express thanks for) esprimere gratitudine per [gift, help]; rispondere a [ applause]to acknowledge one's sources — (in book) citare le proprie fonti
3) (confirm receipt of) accusare ricevuta di [letter, parcel]4) (show recognition of) riconoscere* * *[ək'noli‹]1) (to admit as being fact: He acknowledged defeat; He acknowledged that I was right.) riconoscere2) (to say (usually in writing) that one has received (something): He acknowledged the letter.) accusare ricevuta3) (to give thanks for: He acknowledged their help.) esprimere la propria gratitudine4) (to greet someone: He acknowledged her by waving.) salutare•- acknowledgment* * *[ək'nɒlɪdʒ]2) (express thanks for) esprimere gratitudine per [gift, help]; rispondere a [ applause]to acknowledge one's sources — (in book) citare le proprie fonti
3) (confirm receipt of) accusare ricevuta di [letter, parcel]4) (show recognition of) riconoscere -
2 ♦ (to) acknowledge
♦ (to) acknowledge /əkˈnɒlɪdʒ/v. t.1 ammettere; riconoscere (la verità di qc.): The company acknowledged that his dismissal was unfair, la società riconobbe l'illegittimità del suo licenziamento; to acknowledge a mistake, ammettere il proprio errore; riconoscere di aver sbagliato; to acknowledge defeat, riconoscersi sconfitto; ammettere la sconfitta2 riconoscere: He is acknowledged as ( o to be) the best in his field, è riconosciuto come il migliore nel suo campo3 riconoscere la validità di; attestare l'autenticità di: to acknowledge a claim, riconoscere la validità di una rivendicazione; to acknowledge a contract, attestare l'autenticità di un contratto; (leg.) to acknowledge a son, riconoscere un figlio4 esprimere gratitudine per; mostrarsi grato per; ringraziare per: to acknowledge sb. 's help, ringraziare q. per il suo aiuto; to acknowledge one's sources, citare le proprie fonti5 confermare il ricevimento di; mandare un cenno di riscontro per; accusare ricevuta di: to acknowledge (receipt of) st., accusare ricevuta di qc.6 riconoscere (la presenza di q.); salutare: He acknowledged me with a nod, mi ha salutato con un cenno del capo. -
3 ♦ (to) acknowledge
♦ (to) acknowledge /əkˈnɒlɪdʒ/v. t.1 ammettere; riconoscere (la verità di qc.): The company acknowledged that his dismissal was unfair, la società riconobbe l'illegittimità del suo licenziamento; to acknowledge a mistake, ammettere il proprio errore; riconoscere di aver sbagliato; to acknowledge defeat, riconoscersi sconfitto; ammettere la sconfitta2 riconoscere: He is acknowledged as ( o to be) the best in his field, è riconosciuto come il migliore nel suo campo3 riconoscere la validità di; attestare l'autenticità di: to acknowledge a claim, riconoscere la validità di una rivendicazione; to acknowledge a contract, attestare l'autenticità di un contratto; (leg.) to acknowledge a son, riconoscere un figlio4 esprimere gratitudine per; mostrarsi grato per; ringraziare per: to acknowledge sb. 's help, ringraziare q. per il suo aiuto; to acknowledge one's sources, citare le proprie fonti5 confermare il ricevimento di; mandare un cenno di riscontro per; accusare ricevuta di: to acknowledge (receipt of) st., accusare ricevuta di qc.6 riconoscere (la presenza di q.); salutare: He acknowledged me with a nod, mi ha salutato con un cenno del capo.
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