23/03/2017 · Read more comments. taniaaa. 23 Mar 2017. English (UK) Simplified Chinese (China) Recognise is the British spelling, recognize is the US spelling. Recognise is the British spelling, recognize is the US spelling. See a translation.

22/07/2018 · recognize (verb) - I recognized him as soon as he came in the room. - Do you recognize this tune? - I recognized her by her red hair. recognition (noun) - He glanced briefly towards her but there was no sign of recognition. - the automatic recognition of handwriting and printed text by computer

A: Recognise could also be used in situations where you can see something. You can substitute recognise for "see". You can substitute recognise for "see". The only difference between recognise and see is that in recognise, you see AND you know …

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)

14/07/2017 · To distinguish is to separate two things based on their differences. Synonym for distinguish Distinguish is telling apart things amongst many other things recognise is to be able to spot one thing amongst many similar things|To recognize is to acknowledge something or remember someone or something.

13/01/2017 · To identify means to find something or see it for the first time. For example: He identified the criminal by looking at his sketch. Whereas recognize means to remember something you have seen before. For example: She recognized her friend even after seven years.

16/02/2017 · remember is usually to do with memory :) like I remember my childhood memories. I remember that movie. recognise is when you see something again that you saw before. I recognise that woman, we went to university together. I recognise that song from somewhere. 😁.

28/12/2014 · Only way to spot the difference is from the context, unfortunately. |Understand and realise are fairly interchangeable. Recognise is a bit different. Recognise is to identify something usually through like you recognised that the dog was brown. Understand can be used to say you understand already as in you understand water is a liquid.

他の回答を見る. Q: recognize と realize はどう違いますか？. 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.

03/06/2018 · distinguishDistinguish - to tell 2 or more things apart Example: it’s hard for me to distinguish between Canadian and American accents Identify - to recognize/label something Example: out of these 5 people, can you identify the one who you saw in the store last week? Recognize - to know someone/something because of a precious experience/encounter …