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recognized
[ˈrekəgnaɪzd]
adjetivo
1legítimo(a) (government); reconocido(a) (method); homologado(a) (qualification)
  • to be a recognized authority (on something) -> ser una autoridad reconocida (en algo)

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recognized [re-kog-naisd]
adjetivo
1Reconocido.

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recognized [ˈrekəɡnaɪzd]
adjective
1 (acknowledged) (gen) reconocido; conocido; [+expert] reconocido
the drug must be used for recognized medical purposes only the technique graduated from a folk art to a recognized art form in the 19th century he is one of the most recognized figures in British television a nationally recognized expert on psychological development He became a recognized authority on butterflies
it is a recognized fact that ... es un hecho conocido que ....
2 (accredited) [+institution, qualifications] acreditado
the expert must have recognized credentials in the field to be qualified to give testimony make sure that your homeopathist is a member of a recognized body that insists on standards of competence

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