recognition(ACCEPTING)

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acceptance of something
acceptanceThe idea was slow to find general acceptance.
acknowledgmentWe still await an acknowledgment of the fact that our case was handled improperly.
recognitionThere was no recognition of having done anything wrong.
resignationShe sighed in weary resignation.
something given to thank someone for what they have done: 答谢的表示，谢礼
in acknowledgment ofWe sent her a copy of the book in acknowledgment of her part in its creation.我们寄给她一本书以感谢她为这本书的问世所做的贡献。
She was given a floral arrangement by her boss as an acknowledgment for a job well done.
a letter or email to say that something has been received: 收件复函;确认收悉
I applied for four jobs, but I've only had one acknowledgment so far.我申请了4份工作，可到现在只收到一封告知收悉的回信。
 acknowledgments[ plural ](alsoacknowledgements)
a short text at the beginning or end of a book where the writer names people or other works that have helped in writing the book: （作者在卷首或卷末的）致谢，鸣谢，感谢
She included Wilson in her acknowledgements.

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Accepting & agreeing
accepting
accommodation
accreditation
agree to something
agree with something
assent
compact
conclusion
countenance
currency
formal
pre-approved
presumed consent
ratification
ratify
re-establish
regrant
root
signatory
unquestioning

You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics:

Admitting & confessing
Answering & responding

acknowledgment | American Dictionary

acknowledgment
noun[ C/U ]
(alsoacknowledgement)us/ɪkˈnɑl·ɪdʒ·mənt, æk-/
the act or fact of accepting the truth or recognizing the existence of something:
[ C ]Her resignation was an acknowledgment of defeat.
[ C ]I applied for a grant and just received an acknowledgment (= letter saying that my letter was received).

Examples of acknowledgment

acknowledgment
The conversations typically consist of helper's instructions followed by worker's actions, questions, or acknowledgments of understanding.
The aim of individuals in this economy was to amass as much credit as possible (in the form of citations and other acknowledgments of indebtedness).
The names of our 36 colleagues appear in the acknowledgments at the end of this paper.
Vague speculations about implementation are, at their limit, lip-service acknowledgments of this.
Colleagues who have otherwise assisted or collaborated should be recognized in the section for acknowledgments.
The family that in the past was limited to parents, and mentioned only in the dedication, has entered acknowledgments en masse.
In his acknowledgments, an author offers a kind of inventory of the help he received during the years-generally many-he devoted to his research.
What is interesting is that he makes quite conventional acknowledgments to his family, thus falling unconsciously into the very pathos he is intent on avoiding.
From this date, the wife is often mentioned in acknowledgments.
There are, in other words, 16 selections that do not have publication acknowledgments anywhere in the book.
Many authors begin their acknowledgments by mentioning the duration of their work and the numerous debts they have incurred.
Here too, we can only offer the hypothesis of a correlation between specialization and the emergence of acknowledgments.
Two less prestigious but not negligible ingredients should be taken into consideration to explain the flood of academic acknowledgments: routine and conformism.
First, the reader who reads acknowledgments.
Contributors are responsible for obtaining permission to reproduce any material in which they do not hold copyright and for ensuring that the appropriate acknowledgments are included in their typescript.
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