cognize

[US]/ˈkɒɡnaɪz/
[UK]/ˈkɑɡnaɪz/
Frequency: Very High

Translation

vt. at vide eller genkende noget; at opfatte eller blive bevidst om
Word Forms
Third Person Singularcognizes
Present Participlecognizing
Past Tensecognized
Past Participlecognized

Phrases & Collocations

cognize reality

erkend virkeligheden

cognize differences

erkend forskelle

cognize emotions

erkend følelser

cognize risks

erkend risici

cognize patterns

erkend mønstre

cognize potential

erkend potentiale

cognize truth

erkend sandheden

cognize value

erkend værdi

cognize challenges

erkend udfordringer

cognize opportunities

erkend muligheder

Example Sentences

it is important to cognize the cultural differences.

det er vigtigt at forstå de kulturelle forskelle.

she can easily cognize complex concepts.

hun kan nemt forstå komplekse koncepter.

to cognize the problem fully, we need more data.

for at forstå problemet fuldt ud, har vi brug for mere data.

he struggled to cognize the instructions given.

han kæmpede for at forstå de givne instruktioner.

children often cognize the world differently.

børn oplever ofte verden anderledes.

it takes time to cognize the implications of the decision.

det tager tid at forstå beslutningens konsekvenser.

we must cognize our own biases in decision-making.

vi skal forstå vores egne forudindtagethed i beslutningstagningen.

to cognize the essence of art, one must observe closely.

for at forstå kunstens essens, skal man observere nøje.

he failed to cognize the urgency of the situation.

han formåede ikke at forstå situationens hastværk.

it's crucial to cognize the risks involved.

det er afgørende at forstå de involverede risici.

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