"acknowledge" nach Englisch mit Beispielen - Kollokationen-Wörterbuch Englisch

acknowledge Verb

acknowledge + Substantiv

Kolokacji: 53

acknowledge one's presence • acknowledge one's role • acknowledge one's debt • acknowledge one's contribution • ...

Kolokacji: 17

Grup znaczeniowych: 12

Kolokacji: 7

Kolokacji: 6

1. acknowledge one's role = przyznawać się czyjś rola acknowledge one's role

2. acknowledge one's contribution = przyznawać się czyjś udział acknowledge one's contribution

3. acknowledge one's work = przyznawać się czyjś praca acknowledge one's work

4. acknowledge one's efforts = przyznawać się czyjś wysiłki acknowledge one's efforts

5. acknowledge one's claim = przyznawać się czyjś twierdzenie acknowledge one's claim

6. acknowledge allegiance = przyznaj się do lojalności acknowledge allegiance

Then Pachacutec sought to control them by creating food and water shortages, and in time the Pocras and the Soras had to surrender, promising to pay tribute and acknowledge allegiance to the lord of Cusco - promises that would not be fulfilled due to various rebellions of the Pocras.
Of the population of Latin America, now well in excess of 300 million, over 90% acknowledge allegiance to the Catholic Church.
That is to say, did he feel a dependence upon, or acknowledge allegiance to a higher power?
He took this opportunity to march his army in Paionia, where he defeated the Paionians, and compelled the tribe to acknowledge allegiance to Macedon.
He did not acknowledge allegiance to the sultan of Delhi, Nasiruddin, who died in 1266.
The first is that you acknowledge allegiance to Hatnor and pay a tribute of five hundred young men to train in our armies every tenth year.
Zongbi compelled the Song Dynasty to acknowledge allegiance to Jin in 1142.
That all active members of this chapter be initiated, and that all alumni of this chapter be admitted into full membership of the Beta Theta Pi fraternity upon acknowledging allegiance to its constitution.
Of the population of Latin America, about 71% acknowledge allegiance to the Roman Catholic Church.