Cognizant Meaning in English
word
ˈkɑɡnəzənt
KAHG-nuh-zuhnt
ˈkɒnɪzənt
KON-ih-zuhnt
释义
Aware of or having knowledge about something, especially important facts or situations.
用法与细微差别
Used mainly in formal or professional contexts. Common collocations: 'be cognizant of risks', 'remain cognizant'. More formal than 'aware'; rarely used in casual speech.
Spanish: consciente - al tantoPortuguese (BR): ciente - conscientePortuguese (PT): ciente - conscienteChinese (Simplified): 意识到的 - 知晓的Chinese (Traditional): 意識到的 - 知曉的Hindi: सचेत - जानकारArabic: مدرك - واعٍBengali: সচেতন - অবগতRussian: осведомлённый - знающийJapanese: 認識しているVietnamese: nhận thức - ý thứcKorean: 인식하는 - 알고 있는Turkish: farkında - haberdarUrdu: آگاہIndonesian: menyadari - mengetahui
例句
Managers should be cognizant of employee needs.
basic
It is important to be cognizant of cultural differences.
basic
Are you cognizant of the new company policy?
basic
I try to stay cognizant of how my words affect others.
natural
She was fully cognizant of the risks before accepting the job.
natural
We're all cognizant that deadlines are tight, so let's focus and get it done.
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