cognizant
cognizant 英 ['kɒɡnɪzənt] 美 [ˈkɑɡnɪzənt]
adj. 审理的；已认知的
名词复数:cognizants
- If you are cognizant of what's going on at the table behind you in the lunchroom, that means you know they're plotting to throw peas at your head. If you are cognizant of something, you are aware of or informed about it.
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- adj. 审理的；已认知的
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1. To pick an appropriate RUP variant as a baseline during tailoring work, a process architect must be cognizant of existing and future states of the organization's enterprise architecture.
为了在裁剪工作期间挑选一个合适的 RUP 变量作为基线，过程构架师必须了解组织的企业构架的现有的和未来状态。
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2. The bottom line is this, if you have a son or daughter who is struggling academically, be cognizant not to use the words, intelligent or smart to motivate your child.
最后我想说的话是，如果您有儿子或者女儿正在为学习奋斗，请明瞭，不要用智力或者聪明这些词去激发你的小孩。
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3. A busy friend may give your message just a quick glance, then pass it along with all the best intentions, so be cognizant of how you're presenting yourself, and be sure to keep a professional tone.
很忙的朋友可能只会粗略的浏览下你的邮件，然后好心的帮你转发给他的朋友们，所以你自己一定要注意你是如何描叙自己的，并且邮件要用专业的语调。
- cognizant (adj.) "having knowledge;" in law, "competent to take legal or judicial notice," 1744, back-formation from cognizance.
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