cognition

UK:  [kɒɡ'nɪʃ(ə)n]

US:  [kɑɡ'nɪʃ(ə)n]

n.

1.认识;认知

2.认知;认知力

3.认识;认识力;(在认识过程中形成的)知识

4.体验

1 . Although, researchers caution, the verdict is still out when it comes to the long-term effect of these programs on cognition.
尽管研究者也提醒，这些程序的长期效果如何尚未得出结论。

2 . The present study on Chinese ethnic and folk dance is short of a macro-view and is not ready to build up a systemic and completed cognition.
现有的对民族民间舞蹈创作的研究缺乏了一种宏观的视野，还不足以建构起一个系统而完整的认识。

3 . Therefore, he thought that the truth of the cognition of historical facts lay in a sort of truth of "Colligation" .
以此为基础，他认为历史事实性认识的真实性在于一种“综合论”的真理。

4 . The cognition frequency of the single item is often unbalanced in the ambiguity structure.
歧义结构单义项的认知理解频率往往是不平衡的。

5 . So when someone is overwhelmed with information, an augmented cognition system would try to help him cope by diverting some of it.
所以，当某人被信息所淹没的时候，一个补充识别系统会试图通过转移一部分注意力来帮助这个人解决问题。