acknowledgement

acknowledgement
acknowledgement
tr[ək'nɒlɪʤmənt]
noun
1 (admission) admisión nombre femenino
■ to do that would be an acknowledgement of guilt hacer eso sería una admisión de culpa
2 (recognition) reconocimiento
■ in acknowledgement of your help en reconocimiento de tu ayuda
3 (thanks) muestra de agradecimiento
■ she stood up in acknowledgement of the audience's applause se puso de pie para mostrar su agradecimiento por los aplausos del público
4 (reply) contestación nombre femenino
■ I received no acknowledgement of my CV no recibí respuesta a mi currículum
■ I shouted, and one of them waved back in acknowledgement grité, y uno de ellos gesticuló en conformidad
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SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL
acknowledgement of receipt acuse nombre masculino de recibo
acknowledgement
n.
• acuse s.m.
• reconocimiento s.m.
[ǝk'nɒlɪdʒmǝnt]
1. N
1) (=admission) admisión f ; (=recognition) reconocimiento m

in acknowledgement of — en reconocimiento de, en agradecimiento a

I wish to make public acknowledgement of the help — quiero agradecer públicamente la ayuda

to make acknowledgements — expresar su agradecimiento

2) (Comm) [of letter etc] acuse m de recibo
3) [of greeting] contestación f
4)

to quote sb without acknowledgement — citar a algn sin mencionar la fuente

acknowledgements (in book) menciones fpl
2.
CPD

acknowledgement slip N — acuse m de recibo


English-spanish dictionary. 2013.

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