"recognition" po angielsku z przykładami - Słownik kolokacji angielskich

recognition rzeczownik

rzeczownik + recognition

Kolokacji: 51

name recognition • pattern recognition • speech recognition • recognition of one's contributions • recognition of one's services • ...

recognition + rzeczownik

Kolokacji: 16

Recognition Award • recognition signal • recognition system • recognition program • recognition software • ...

recognition + czasownik

Kolokacji: 19

recognition comes • recognition leads • recognition creates • recognition depends • served by the recognition • ...

czasownik + recognition

Kolokacji: 71

gain recognition • receive recognition • achieve recognition • grant recognition • seek recognition • earn recognition • win recognition • ...

przymiotnik + recognition

Kolokacji: 97

international recognition • official recognition • wide recognition • diplomatic recognition • public recognition • formal recognition • ...

Kolokacji: 20

1. international recognition = międzynarodowe rozpoznanie international recognition

2. official recognition = formalne rozpoznanie official recognition

3. wide recognition = ogólne uznanie wide recognition

4. public recognition = publiczne rozpoznanie public recognition

5. diplomatic recognition = uznanie międzynarodowe diplomatic recognition

6. legal recognition = prawne rozpoznanie legal recognition

7. formal recognition = formalne rozpoznanie formal recognition

He said the American had declined to give formal recognition to the alliance.
But party watchers say that is just a formal recognition of a process already under way.
This may be regarded as the first formal recognition by the State to the right of education from public revenue.
This event has, however, been debated whether it should be seen as formal recognition or not.
"It seems to be a formal recognition that the problem is considerably larger than the Administration has been willing to talk about."
The program began in 1992, with formal recognition by law in 1998.
We extend you formal recognition from the new administration which has taken charge in our own affairs.
Under the current system, international schools that describe themselves as "British" do not receive any formal recognition or support from the government.
In 1979 it applied for formal recognition and, with some 77,000 members, was easily able to demonstrate the required level of support.
These states, for the most part, resumed diplomatic relations in 1991 without formal recognition.