Definition of cognize - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
awarenessDated US know or become aware of somethingDated US
- She could cognize the changes in his behavior.
2.
cognitionDated US make something an object of cognitionDated US
- Philosophers often cognize abstract concepts.
Origin of cognize
Latin, cognoscere (to know)
Examples of cognize in a sentence
They began to cognize the importance of the new policy. Scientists cognize the mysteries of the universe. Children learn to cognize their surroundings.
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- French:percevoir, prendre connaissance de, ...
- German:wahrnehmen, begreifen, ...
- Italian:percepire, conoscere, ...
- Spanish:reconocer, cognizar, ...
- Portuguese:perceber, cognizar, ...
- Chinese:察觉, 认识, ...
- Japanese:気づく, 知覚する, ...
- Arabic:أَدْرَكَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַכִּיר, לְהַבִּין, ...
- Russian:познавать, познать, ...
- Ukrainian:усвідомлювати, пізнавати, ...
- Hindi:जानना, विचार करना, ...
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