take cognizance of
英 [teik ˈkɔɡnizəns ɔv] 美 [tek ˈkɑɡnɪzəns ʌv]

v.

认识到；正式获知；受理（审判）；

双语例句

用作形容词(adj.)

1. I noticed scores of sorrow on her face.
   我注意到她脸上悲痛的痕迹。
2. We noticed the peculiarity of his manner at once.
   我们马上注意到了他态度的古怪。

权威例句

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