

- recognized
- reconocido
- always buy a recognized brand name
- compre siempre una marca conocida
- recognize face/voice/person
- reconocer
- recognize
- reconocer
- recognize
- admitir
- they were forced to recognize the gravity of the situation
- se vieron obligados a reconocer or a admitir la gravedad de la situación
- the island was recognized as an independent state
- la isla fue reconocida como estado independiente
- recognize 书
- concederle la palabra a
- recognize 书
- darle la palabra a
- the chair recognizes the gentleman from …
- tiene la palabra el representante de …
- I recognized your scrawl on the envelope
- reconocí tus garabatos en el sobre


- obtener la convalidación de un título
- to have one's degree validated o recognized
- convalidar
- to recognize
- tuvo que irse a otra universidad, pero le convalidaron muchas asignaturas
- he had to change universities but they accepted o recognized many of the subjects he had already passed
- reconocer hijo/gobierno/sindicato
- to recognize
- reconocer derecho
- to recognize
- derechos reconocidos en la Constitución
- rights recognized o enshrined in the Constitution
- reconocer persona
- to recognize
- reconocer letra
- to recognize
- perdona, no te había reconocido
- I'm sorry, I didn't recognize you
- no le reconocí la voz
- I didn't recognize her voice
- lo reconocería de entre un millón
- I'd recognize him anywhere
- los machos se reconocen por sus plumas de colores
- you can tell o recognize the males by their colorful plumage
- se reconoció culpable
- he acknowledged o recognized his guilt
- el hecho no constituye delito por la ausencia de tipicidad
- the act does not constitute a crime because it is not recognized as such
- homologar récord
- to recognize
- homologar
- to recognize
- homologar algo con algo
- to recognize sth as equivalent to sth
- no le han dado la reválida
- they won't recognize her qualifications
- no lo reconocí, lo encontré consumido
- I didn't recognize him, he looked so thin and drawn o he looked emaciated


- recognized
- reconocido, -a
- recognize
- reconocer


- reconocido (-a)
- recognized
- revalidarse
- to be recognized
- homologar
- to recognize officially
- homologarse
- to be officially recognized
- convalidar
- to recognize
- reconocer
- to recognize
- reconocer a alguien por la voz
- to recognize sb by his/her voice
- reconocer como hijo
- to recognize as one's son
- reconocer
- to recognize
- no me reconocí en la novela
- I didn't recognize myself in the novel
- legitimar
- to recognize
- identificar (reconocer)
- to recognize
- sacar por la pinta
- to recognize


- recognized
- reconocido, -a
- recognize
- reconocer


- revalidar
- to be recognized
- homologar
- to recognize officially
- homologar
- to be officially recognized
- convalidar
- to recognize
- legitimar
- to recognize
- reconocer
- to recognize
- reconocer a alguien por la voz
- to recognize sb by his/her voice
- reconocer como hijo
- to recognize as one's son
- no me reconocí en la novela
- I didn't recognize myself in the novel
- sacar por la pinta
- to recognize
- desconocer (no reconocer)
- to not recognize
- admitir
- to recognize
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- España (official title: Reino de España) is a constitutional monarchy with a two-chamber system. The king, Juan Carlos I, was appointed Head of State on 22.11.1975. The successor to the throne is Crown Prince Felipe de Asturias. The official language of the country is Spanish. Since 1978, el gallego (Galician), el catalán (Catalan) and el euskera/el vasco (Basque) have also been recognised as national languages.