vt.

1. 认出，识别；认识[（+as）]
   The policeman recognized her as a pickpocket.

   警察认出她是个扒手。

   He looked at the envelope and recognized Jenny's handwriting immediately.

   他看了看信封，马上认出是珍妮的笔迹。

2. 正式承认；认可，认定[（+as）]
   Many countries recognized the new government.

   许多国家承认了新政府。

3. 承认（事实）；认清[（+as）][O2][+（that）]
   I recognized that I had made a mistake.

   我认识到自己犯了一个错误。

4. 赏识；表彰
   The government recognized his outstanding service by giving him a medal.

   政府为他颁赠勋章，以表彰他的卓著功绩。

5. 招呼；理睬
   He will not recognize me any longer.

   他不愿再理睬我了。

6. （会议主席）准许……发言
   You should wait till the chairman recognizes you.

   你应该等到主席准许后才能发言。

7. 【律】使具结

vi.

1. 承认，确认
2. 【律】具结

v.

1. identify as already known; know again.
   ▸(of a computer or other device) identify and respond correctly to (a sound, character, etc.).
2. acknowledge the existence, validity, or legality of.
   ▸formally acknowledge that (a country or government) is eligible to be dealt with as a member of the international community.
3. reward formally.
4. (of a person chairing a meeting or debate) call on (someone) to speak.