Rechercher
to acknowledge
01
reconnaître
to openly accept something as true or real
Transitive: to acknowledge a fact or situation
Example
Many scientists acknowledge the impact of climate change on global weather patterns.
Despite the overwhelming evidence, she would n't acknowledge her mistake.
For the therapy to be effective, one must first acknowledge their feelings and emotions.
02
accuser réception de, reconnaître
to confirm or report the receipt of something, often by providing a response or notification
Transitive: to acknowledge receipt of something
Example
The bank acknowledged receipt of the wire transfer, crediting the funds to the recipient 's account.
The recipient acknowledged receipt of the package by signing the delivery slip.
Please acknowledge receipt of this email by replying with a confirmation.
03
remarquer, s’apercevoir de
to notice and show recognition to someone
Transitive: to acknowledge a person or their action
Example
She nodded her head to acknowledge the stranger 's friendly smile as she passed by.
She waved, and he smiled to acknowledge her presence.
The receptionist acknowledged the waiting guests with a warm greeting as they entered the hotel lobby.
04
saluer en réponse à
to publicly show thankfulness and gratitude for someone
Transitive: to acknowledge sth
Example
The mayor acknowledged the contributions of the volunteers at the community event.
The author acknowledged the support of their family and friends in the dedication of their latest book.
The CEO acknowledged the hard work of the employees during the company meeting.
05
reconnaître, admettre
to recognize or admit the importance, significance, or quality of something
Transitive: to acknowledge a quality or characteristic
Example
The teacher acknowledged the creativity of the student 's project.
The researcher acknowledged the significance of the study 's findings.
The athlete acknowledged the strength of their opponent, recognizing their skill and athleticism.
06
reconnaître, admettre
to formally recognize or accept someone as having a particular status, role, or relationship
Complex Transitive: to acknowledge sb as a role or status
Example
The congregation acknowledged the pastor as their spiritual leader.
The committee acknowledged him as the expert in the field, deferring to his knowledge and expertise.
The citizens acknowledged the mayor as their representative, electing her to lead the city.
Exemple
Many scientists acknowledge the impact of climate change on global weather patterns.
Despite the overwhelming evidence, she wouldn't acknowledge her mistake.
For the therapy to be effective, one must first acknowledge their feelings and emotions.
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