cognisant
意味: Having knowledge or awareness of something, particularly in a professional or official capacity.
Cognisant is a formal alternative to 'aware' and is especially common in legal, regulatory, and corporate language. It typically appears with 'of' (cognisant of the risks) and implies an informed, considered awareness rather than casual knowledge. In British English, the -s- spelling is standard, whereas American English uses 'cognizant.'
例文
- The board must be cognisant of its fiduciary responsibilities when approving such transactions. 董事会在批准此类交易时必须充分认识到自身的信托责任。El consejo de administración debe ser plenamente consciente de sus responsabilidades fiduciarias al aprobar tales transacciones.取締役会はこのような取引を承認する際、受託者責任を十分に認識していなければならない。이사회는 이러한 거래를 승인할 때 수탁자 책임을 충분히 인식하고 있어야 한다.
- Regulators said they were fully cognisant of the systemic risks posed by the merger. 监管机构表示他们完全了解这次合并所带来的系统性风险。Los reguladores declararon que eran plenamente conscientes de los riesgos sistémicos que planteaba la fusión.規制当局は、合併がもたらすシステミックリスクを十分に認識していると述べた。규제 당국은 합병이 초래하는 시스템적 위험을 충분히 인식하고 있다고 밝혔다.
- Any researcher working in this field should be cognisant of the ethical implications. 在该领域工作的任何研究人员都应当意识到其中的伦理问题。Todo investigador que trabaje en este campo debe ser consciente de las implicaciones éticas.この分野で研究に携わる者は、倫理的な影響について認識しておくべきである。이 분야에서 연구하는 모든 연구자는 윤리적 함의를 인식하고 있어야 한다.
発音
使い方ガイド
場面: legal, professional, academic
トーン: neutral
起源と歴史
From Latin cognoscent- (getting to know), present participle of cognoscere (to learn), from co- (together) + gnoscere (to know). Adopted into English via Old French in the late 18th century.
文化的背景
Era: Modern
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
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