recognise
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Definition
to identify someone or something from having seen or experienced them before
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Historic records suggest the Sufis of Yemen roasted the seed of the coffee berry to create the beverage we recognise today.
Coffee and what it does to your body - BBC World ServiceThe more we read and wrote, the more sophisticated they became, becoming the letters and characters we recognise today.
How reading changes the way your brain works - BBC World ServiceThe idea of 'breaking the internet' is now a phrase that I think people would use and recognise, so something that causes such a stir online that metaphorically so many people rush to a website that it threatens to bring it down, something like that.
BOX SET: 6 Minute English - 'Language 3' English mega-class! 30 minutes of new vocabulary!Being an active listener means that you recognise the conversation is more about the other person than about you.
How to rebuild relationships after lockdown | BBC IdeasHundreds and hundreds. Today I'm going to take you through the fifty most common phrasal verbs so that you can make sure you recognise them, you understand them and you can use them confidently in English conversations.
50+ COMMON ENGLISH PHRASAL VERBS (with workbook!)I'm sure most of you guys recognise this. It's a standard and iconic German machine gun from World War Two.
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