Examples of using Recognized in English and their translations into Hungarian
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He recognized you.
Not denied. Not recognized.
Nadine recognized a name.
The sacred is easily recognized.
Only recognized as a separate species in 1974.
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Everybody saw she recognized you.
Wilkes recognized you and started taking pictures of you, did he not?
The sacred is thus easily recognized.
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The sacred is thus easily recognized.
So far no one recognized Abkhazia as an independent state.
Never say that he has no money, and certainly not recognized the woman.
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Overlapping quantum fields are attributes thathave not yet been studied, recognized, or measured.
Northern Cyprus is recognized by only Turkey.
Recognized him as a neighborhood kid and picked Kent out of a lineup.
A prophet's never recognized his own land.
It will be recognized as positive change whose time has come.
Acute prostatitis is most often caused by gram-negative bacteria,easily recognized and treated with antibiotics.
When that guy recognized me, it was time to get me out.
Northern Cyprus is recognized by only Turkey.
She saw and recognized the three of us… and started shouting as loud as she could.
Islam is not an officially recognized religion by the state in Italy.
Jan. 7: Chile recognized Palestine as a“full, free and sovereign” state.
There were now 208 countries that recognized the Republic of the United States.
At that time only a few recognized the Star as the fulfillment of the prophecies.
France's greatest illusionist, who first recognized the role of the magician as a storyteller.
The New Testament writers recognized the Holy Spirit as the source of their own messages also.
However, only the Christians recognized that this was the situation concerning which Jesus had prophesied.
The Arrow-Cross authorities recognized, among others, 7,800 Swiss and 4,500 Swedish safe-conduct passes.