cognize

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

Translation

vt. iets weten of herkennen; iets waarnemen of zich ervan bewust worden
Word Forms
Third Person Singularcognizes
Present Participlecognizing
Past Tensecognized
Past Participlecognized

Phrases & Collocations

cognize reality

cognise realiteit

cognize differences

cognise verschillen

cognize emotions

cognise emoties

cognize risks

cognise risico's

cognize patterns

cognise patronen

cognize potential

cognise potentieel

cognize truth

cognise waarheid

cognize value

cognise waarde

cognize challenges

cognise uitdagingen

cognize opportunities

cognise kansen

Example Sentences

it is important to cognize the cultural differences.

het is belangrijk om culturele verschillen te erkennen.

she can easily cognize complex concepts.

zij kan complexe concepten gemakkelijk begrijpen.

to cognize the problem fully, we need more data.

om het probleem volledig te begrijpen, hebben we meer gegevens nodig.

he struggled to cognize the instructions given.

hij had moeite om de gegeven instructies te begrijpen.

children often cognize the world differently.

kinderen ervaren de wereld vaak anders.

it takes time to cognize the implications of the decision.

het kost tijd om de implicaties van de beslissing te begrijpen.

we must cognize our own biases in decision-making.

we moeten onze eigen vooroordelen in besluitvorming erkennen.

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

om de essentie van kunst te begrijpen, moet men aandachtig observeren.

he failed to cognize the urgency of the situation.

hij begreep de urgentie van de situatie niet.

it's crucial to cognize the risks involved.

het is cruciaal om de betrokken risico's te erkennen.

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