Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Recognize"

A: He finally recognizes me. But took a bit of time. Not right away.

A: When you see something that looks familiar.

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A: To see something familiar / or remember something.
For example, he recognized her even after ten years.

A: To know or identify from past experience.

I have not seen my friend in years, but I would easily recognize him.

A: I think technically, when you recognize someone (1st sentence definition), it means that you know them or have met them.
Examples:
1. I knew I recognized her, that's Annie! She was in my chemistry class in sophomore year.
2. I thought I recognized her, but I was totally wrong.

If you think you might recognize them, but aren't sure, you could say that they look/sound/seem familiar to you.
Examples:
1. You look really familiar, have we met before?
2. Something about her seems really familiar.
3. There's something familiar about that voice.

A: Recognize means 認識


ex: I cannot recognize you.
(私はあなたを認識できません。)

A: She was publicly recognized.

A: Recognize means: to acknowledge formally ; to acknowledge or take notice of in some definitive way.
eg: I didn't recognize you at first with your new haircut.
I can always recognize him from far away by the way he walks.
I didn't recognize your voice.
I don't know the title but I recognize the tune.

A: Oh, hi Frank! At first, I didn't recognize you.
↑Means at first, I didn't realize it was my friend Frank.

There are over 400 dog breeds in the world but the American Kennel Club recognizes less than 200 of them.
↑Means the American Kennel Club only acknowledges less than 200 of them.

A:
Can you recognize the differences between the trees?
She/he has problems with she/he's identity.

A: Recognise could also be used in situations where you can see something. You can substitute recognise for "see". The only difference between recognise and see is that in recognise, you see AND you know what you're seeing because you've seen it before.

I recognised her face. (I see her face and I remember because I have seen her before)

I recognised the picture because I had seen it in a magazine last year.

Realise is more of a mental thing.

She realised he was lying to her.

A: @kate10000
Recognize: Identify. You recognize something that you have seen before. "I recognize that building. I think I saw it in the newspaper."
Realize: "I realize that what I did was wrong." or "I just realized I left my toothbrush at the hotel."
I hope that helped!

A: "She recognized the man" meaning she remembers who he is to some degree.
"She acknowledge him" meaning she expressed either a verbal or nonverbal greeting.
"Joyce recognized her co-worker on the train, and smiled in acknowledgement."

A: @Zobeide: when you recognize someone or something, you have seen or met them before

"I recognize that hat"

"I recognize you"

distinguish means to be able to tell the difference between two things
"can you distinguish the two?"

"bees cant distinguish between a fake flower and a real flower"

or to see or recognize something "it was too dark to distinguish who it was"

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A: The verb "can" and the noun "can"? You need to listen and see which one makes sense. If i'm talking about soup, then I'll probably use "a can of soup".
If I'm talking about what I CAN do, then that would make sense in that context.

A: Hello

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A: Honestly I can’t understand what she is saying in the audio. Her accent sounds fine and pronunciation sounds fine too but no native speaker would understand her if she were to talk to them at that fast rate. If this is you then I strongly recommend slowing down but otherwise it sounds fine

A: aside from the fact that __________'s insane

it sounds like the part I couldn't understand might be a name

A: usually say that after you say hi to someone but it is correct.
ex. Hey Steve I almost didn't recognize you!