| 词汇 | acknowledging |
| 释义 | acknowledging present participle ofacknowledge acknowledge verb[ T ] uk /əkˈnɒl.ɪdʒ/ us /əkˈnɑː.lɪdʒ/ C1 to accept, admit, or recognize something, or the truth or existence of something: 承认;认可…属实或存在 acknowledge someone as somethingHistorians generally acknowledge her as a genius in her field.历史学家们公认她是该领域中的天才。 [ + -ing verb ]She acknowledged having been at fault.她承认自己有过错。 [ + that ]She acknowledged that she had been at fault.她承认自己有过错。 You must acknowledge the truth of her argument.你必须承认她论点的真实性。 [ + obj + to infinitive ]She is usually acknowledged to be one of our best artists.她通常被认为是我们这个时代最伟大的艺术家之一。 They refused to acknowledge (= to recognize officially) the new government.他们拒绝承认新政府。 The government won't even acknowledge the existence of the problem.政府甚至都不承认这个问题的存在。 to say that you are wrong confessRawlinson finally confessed to the robbery. own upCome on, own up - who's eaten the last sandwich? fess upFess up - you wanted to go to the cinema instead, didn't you? come cleanI decided to come clean about the broken vase. concedeShe did eventually concede that the instructions were not very clear. admitHe admitted that he had been wrong. to accept that something is true acceptI fully accept that I was wrong. acknowledgeI acknowledge that the project has faced delays, but we will do all we can to make up time. recognizeI do recognize that mistakes were made. admitWhy don't you just admit you got it wrong? C1 to tell someone, usually in a letter or email, that you have received something they sent you: （通过信函或邮件等）确认收悉 They didn't acknowledge my letter. acknowledge receipt ofPlease acknowledge receipt of this letter.收到此信，请复函告知。 to answer someone answer"Thank you", she answered. replyThe man replied that something was missing. respondWe aim to respond to all enquiries within five working days. reactHe reacted positively to the proposal. get back toI'll look into it and get back to you. explain"What happened?" she asked. - "There's no time to explain!" he said. Always acknowledge your sources at the end of an essay. The government has acknowledged that homelessness is a problem but it has failed to grasp the scale of the problem.政府已经承认很多人无家可归是个问题，但还没有意识到问题的严重性。 It is widely acknowledged that the welfare system is under-resourced.福利制度财力不足，这已是广为接受的看法。 She acknowledged me with a quick bob of her head.她迅速地向我点头示意。 I regarded her failure to acknowledge my greeting as a slight.她没有理会我的问候，我认为这是在轻视我。 Admitting & confessing acknowledge something as something acknowledgedly acknowledgment admission of guilt admittedly avowedly breastbeating clean climb down come cleanidiom confess hold/put your hands upidiom retraction self-admittedly self-confessed self-confessedly self-confession stand swallow your wordsidiom take something back acknowledge someone's presence to show that you have seen someone: He didn't even acknowledge my presence. He walked past her, without acknowledging her presence by the slightest alteration in his expression. Reacting and responding act on something adverse reaction Babinski reflex backlash bat bat something back hypersensitize non-response non-responsive on your toesidiom overreact reaction respond step up to the plateidiom strike while the iron is hotidiom supersensitivity ticklish ticklishly toe wake Examples of acknowledgingacknowledging In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use. Working within the principles of organic agriculture and thus acknowledging the values of the system is also an important context for research. This would mean acknowledging the things we don't know and systematising them in the sense of seeing how they relate, what they add up to. State courts continued to recognize the unique position of the marital contract into the twentieth century by acknowledging its public purposes. Acknowledging the prior operation of group selection provides an evolutionarily coherent explanation of the survival of human behavioral predispositions that enable social cooperation. Joking about frailty was also a means of acknowledging the presence of death. Acknowledging this right encourages physicians to actively enforce their own ethical standards. Also, the unrelated donors we interviewed were generally quite open about acknowledging that they had received money for donating their kidneys. Nor are we simply acknowledging the comments as potential weaknesses to our proposals. However, the legal field of divorce, and any other type of legal field, cannot be fully grasped without acknowledging the role of formal law. This tends to focus on the link between past experiences and the present situation, whilst acknowledging the unconscious forces affecting the client's behaviour. Acknowledging the feelings of remorse, anger, guilt, inadequacy, humiliation, and fear is the first step toward resolution and an important prerequisite for the other steps. I knew that signing the form was my way of acknowledging that she was dying. Overall, this report is both comprehensive and useful, while acknowledging that pension reforms can only really be judged successful over a relatively long time horizon. Acknowledging the possibility of negative scenarios, experts attached greater likelihood to positive ones. Probably, in some cases, they explicitly drew their inspiration from that source, although not acknowledging it openly. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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