rèn kě
recognition
The Chinese word '认可' can be used In many contexts where recognition applies in English. This can be in relation to recognizing achievements, validating someone's identity, or approval or acceptance of an idea.
Xuéyuàn juédìng rènkě tā de xuéfēn
The college decided to recognize his credits.
The term refers to a formal acceptance of one's academic credits at a college or university.
Zài wǒmen de tuánduì zhōng, tā dédàole zuìduō de rènkě
In our team, he got the most recognition.
A statement showing the individual's acceptance and appreciation within a team.
Zhège fǎ'àn méiyǒu dédào dǎng nèi de rènkě
This bill did not receive the approval of the party.
Describing a situation where a political party does not agree with or accept a bill or proposal.
Dàjiā dōu rènkě wǒ zhège juédìng
Everyone approves of my decision.
Expressing a situation where the speaker's decision is accepted by everyone.
Tā de xīn xiǎngfǎ dédàole gōngsī de rènkě
Her new idea has been approved by the company.
Indicating that the speaker's new idea is recognized and accepted by the company.
Wǒ wúfǎ rènkě tā de zuòfǎ
I cannot approve his course of action.
The speaker is expressing their disapproval of someone else's actions.
Wǒ de yìwù dédàole tā de rènkě
My duty was approved by him.
Expresses the speaker's responsibilities receiving approval and recognition from another individual.
Rènkě tā de yìjiàn xūyào shíjiān
It takes time to approve his opinion.
Expressing a situation where it takes some time to accept or agree with someone's opinion.
Wǒ bùnéng rènkě tā de xíngwéi
I cannot approve his behavior.
A statement of disapproval for someone else's actions.
Tā de xíngwéi dédàole dàjiā de rènkě
His behavior has been approved by everyone.
Expressing that one's actions are recognized positively by others.