cognitive

UK:  ['kɒɡnətɪv]

US:  ['kɑɡnətɪv]

adj.

1.认知

2.认识的,有认识力的

1 . The early phase for taking advantage of this cognitive surplus, the phase I think we're still in, is all special cases.
早期，利用这个认知盈余完全是一种特殊情况，我认为我们仍处于这一阶段。

2 . The agreed opinion was that cognitive behavioural therapy was an under used treatment.
与会者公认的意见是认知行为疗法使用不足。

3 . Inspiration is in only a unique state of thinking, but a philosophical cognitive mode and a life philosophy a well.
感悟不仅是思维的特殊状态，而且是一种哲学认知方式，是一种生命哲学。

4 . Much of the traditional advice to struggling readers, these days, seems to involve developing "cognitive strategies" .
近年来，对阅读有困难的读者的很多传统建议似乎都提到发展“认知策略”。

5 . Psychological research on cognitive fluency shows why easy to understand = more profitable, more pleasurable, more intelligent and safer.
对认知流利的心理学研究表明，容易被理解=更多的利益+更愉快的体验+更智能化和更安全。