adj.可認(rèn)識的

At the present time, human actual law system is far distant from the cognizable justice target. 目前，人類的實(shí)在法制度與可認(rèn)知的正義目標(biāo)還有很遠(yuǎn)的距離。

Yet, the integration of discourse, as a subject, and the cognizable psychology of both a translator and a reader are more important. 然而，語篇這一課題所具有的整體性，以及譯者與讀者的認(rèn)知心理更是中心所在。

His opinion also noted that the decision does not foreclose the act from challenge by someone who suffers “judicially cognizable injury resulting from it. 譯為：他的意見也表明這結(jié)果沒有妨礙來自一位受害者的“公平審理受傷害結(jié)果”的提案。

The denial of a recognized nationality, just as the denial of a recognized citizenship, constitutes a legally cognizable injury-in-fact for the purpose of standing. 否定公認(rèn)國籍，如同否定公認(rèn)公民權(quán)，于是構(gòu)成興訟論據(jù)的法定事實(shí)損害。

adj.可認(rèn)識的；可辨別的；可承認(rèn)的

adj.未被承認(rèn)的；無法認(rèn)出的；無法識別的

adj.不可認(rèn)識的(不可知的；不可辨別的)

adj.不能認(rèn)識的