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re·cog·ni·zance
rih kag n zns
词根:recognize
adj.recognized 公认的;经过验证的
v.recognized 认识;意识到(recogniz的过去分词)
vi.recognize 确认,承认;具结
vt.recognize 认出,识别;承认
noun
an obligation of record entered into before a court or magistrate requiring the performance of an act (such as appearance in court) usually under penalty of a money forfeiture
released on his own recognizance
the sum liable to forfeiture upon such an obligation
archaic token, pledge
早在14世纪初, reconisaunce 在法律上指的是"一种承认某种义务的债券,使人有义务去做某个特定的行为",源自法语单词 reconissance,意为"承认,认可"(12世纪,现代法语为 reconnaissance),来自 reconoiss-,这是 reconoistre 的现在分词词干(参见 recognize)。
到了大约1400年,它的含义扩展为"对上帝或世俗权力的臣服或效忠的承认"。"承认的行为,对人或事物的认可"的一般意义则来自15世纪。在警察记录和地区法院的行话中,"被 discharged 或 released (up)on (one's) own recognizance"(1851年)作为一个短语,意为"在良好行为的条件下无需保释就可以被释放",这基于你签署的书面承诺,要求你按要求出庭。相关词: Recognizant。
保释金
保证论金
具结
保证书
抵押
金保证书
法院保证金
Middle English recognissance, alteration of reconissaunce, from Anglo-French, from reconoistre to recognize
The first known use of recognizance was in the 14th century
recoil1 of 2verb
to fall back under pressure : retreat
to shrink back
recoil in horror
to spring back to or as if to a starting point the big gun recoiled upon firing
the compressed spring recoiled upon release
recoil2 of 2noun
the act or action of recoiling
the distance through which something (as a spring) recoils
recognizeverb
to be willing to admit : acknowledge
recognized my own faults
to admit as qualified to be heard at a meeting
recognizes the delegate from Arkansas
to grant diplomatic recognition to
recognized the new government
to take approving notice of
recognize an act of bravery with a medal
to show one is acquainted with
recognize someone with a nod
to know and remember upon seeing
I didn't recognize you in that new hairdo
recognizeverb
to be willing to admit : acknowledge
recognized my own faults
to admit as qualified to be heard at a meeting
recognizes the delegate from Arkansas
to grant diplomatic recognition to
recognized the new government
to take approving notice of
recognize an act of bravery with a medal
to show one is acquainted with
recognize someone with a nod
to know and remember upon seeing
I didn't recognize you in that new hairdo
recognizeverb
to be willing to admit : acknowledge
recognized my own faults
to admit as qualified to be heard at a meeting
recognizes the delegate from Arkansas
to grant diplomatic recognition to
recognized the new government
to take approving notice of
recognize an act of bravery with a medal
to show one is acquainted with
recognize someone with a nod
to know and remember upon seeing
I didn't recognize you in that new hairdo
recognizeverb
to be willing to admit : acknowledge
recognized my own faults
to admit as qualified to be heard at a meeting
recognizes the delegate from Arkansas
to grant diplomatic recognition to
recognized the new government
to take approving notice of
recognize an act of bravery with a medal
to show one is acquainted with
recognize someone with a nod
to know and remember upon seeing
I didn't recognize you in that new hairdo
recognizancenoun
a recorded legal promise to do something (as to appear in court)
1 This Recognizance has same law duty as the work contract.
本保证书与《劳务用工合同》具有同等法律约束力.
2 Police said she was released later on her own recognizance.
3 Superior Court Judge Victor Greenberg denied a request Wednesday by Brown's lawyer to release the Grammy-winner from custody either on bail or his own recognizance.
4 After being booked into the county jail, Denison was reportedly released Wednesday on her own recognizance.
5 The judge is expected to release the former president on his own recognizance, meaning he will be freed without having to pay a bail bond, to return to court at a later date.
6 During King’s court hearing Tuesday, a judge released him on his own recognizance, but he was ordered to stay at least 200 yards away from the homes of identified victims.
7 The actor was later released on his own recognizance and is due in court for a hearing on February 5.
8 “You either do this on your own recognizance or the cops come and drag you by your heels,” Jimmy insists as he struggles with Betsy in a tug-of-war over a knapsack.
9 The office of Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus R. Vance Jr., which is working with federal officials on the case, agreed to release Mr. Freedman on personal recognizance while his cooperation continues.
10 He says she will probably be released on her own recognizance later in the morning.
11 Taurean Bartlett was released late Wednesday after posting $100,000 bail, while Taurus Bartlett was released on his own recognizance, according to Los Angeles County jail records.
12 Scheffler had been released on his own recognizance, without posting bond, after agreeing that he would make all his court dates in Louisville.
13 The Lodges both made initial court appearances on Wednesday in Concord, N.H., and were released on their own personal recognizance, The Associated Press reported.
14 Kearney, who pleaded not guilty, was released on personal recognizance — with a requirement that he not have contact with people tied to Read’s murder case.
15 Legislation provides for administrative Detention a system of warrantor and recognizance, other than a hearing system, which is different from other administrative penalties.
与其它行政处罚不同,立法没有为行政拘留设置听证程序,而是设计了担保人和保证金制度。
16 Initially, he was freed on a $250 million personal recognizance bond and required to remain at the Palo Alto, California, home of his parents, longtime Stanford University law professors.
17 The Manhattan district attorney’s office, which is working with federal officials on the case, agreed to release Mr. Freedman on personal recognizance while his cooperation continues.
18 Bankman-Fried, 31, has been living with his parents in Palo Alto, California, after posting a $250 million personal recognizance bond after his December extradition from the Bahamas.
19 A judge ordered Majors released on his own recognizance.
20 He didn’t enter a plea at his arraignment Wednesday and was released on his own recognizance.
3 承认
grant admission recognition reception acceptance allowance sanction confession acknowledgement cognizance avowal acceptation own allow hear agree admit confess profess receive accept establish recognize ok yield acknowledge convince sustain endorse concede avow countersign