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Keyword
to recognize
  • to know
  • to understand
Frequency
#186
Strokes
4
Readings
rèn100%
Mnemonic
讠 (speech) gives the meaning and 人 the sound.
Stroke order
Composed of
Used in vocabulary
认为rènwéi
to believe; to think; to consider; to feel
认识rènshi
to know; to recognize; to be familiar with; to get acquainted with sb; knowledge; understanding; awareness; cognition
承认chéngrèn
to admit; to concede; to recognize; recognition (diplomatic, artistic etc); to acknowledge
认真rènzhēn
conscientious; earnest; serious; to take seriously; to take to heart
确认quèrèn
to confirm; to verify; confirmation
认证rènzhèng
to authenticate; to approve
否认fǒurèn
to declare to be untrue; to deny
认定rèndìng
to maintain (that sth is true); to determine (a fact); determination (of an amount); of the firm opinion; to believe firmly; to set one's mind on; to identify with
认同rèntóng
to approve of; to endorse; to acknowledge; to recognize; to identify oneself with
认可rènkě
to approve; approval; acknowledgment; OK
认rèn
to recognize; to know; to admit
认知rènzhī
cognition; cognitive; understanding; perception; awareness; to be cognizant of; to recognize; to realize
公认gōngrèn
publicly known (to be); accepted (as)
认得rènde
to recognize; to remember sth (or sb) on seeing it; to know
认出rènchū
recognition; to recognize
默认mòrèn
to agree tacitly; tacit approval; default (setting)
认罪rènzuì
to admit guilt; to plead guilty
认清rènqīng
to see clearly; to recognize; to realize
认错rèncuò
to admit an error; to acknowledge one's mistake
辨认biànrèn
to recognize; to identify
认购rèngòu
to undertake to purchase sth; to subscribe (to share issue)
自认zìrèn
to believe (sth in relation to oneself); to regard oneself as; to acknowledge (sth in relation to oneself); to resign oneself to
认输rènshū
to concede; to admit defeat
认识论rènshilùn
epistemology (in philosophy, the theory of how we know things)