cognisant

1. But third, the solution architect must be cognisant of the overarching business and IT architecture responsibilities.
   而第三，解决方案架构师必须认识到承担的全盘业务与IT体系结构责任。
2. During the actual delivery, they should be cognisant of emerging anecdotal evidence, as highlighted in this article, that will indicate the occurrence of these antipatterns.
   在实际交付中，他们应该能够发现表明出现这些反模式的各种表现，正如本文所述。
3. Nevertheless, neutral Powers may not plead absence of notification, if it has been shown beyond question that they were in fact cognisant of the state of war.
   但如事实足资证明中立国确实知道战争状态的存在，则它们不得以未得到通知作为借口。
4. Thus determined to set down roots in the Pearl River delta, China's migrant workers are more cognisant of their rights but also careful about how they go about asserting them.
   因此，决心在珠江三角洲扎根的中国农民工更清楚自己的权利，但也对如何捍卫这些权利更为谨慎。
5. Luckily, the signs from this move suggest the BoJ is very cognisant of this risk.
   幸运的是，日本央行此举的迹象表明，它充分认识到了这种风险。
6. It must also be cognisant of the possibility that if high inflation expectations become entrenched, bringing them down will require even higher rates and come at a significant cost to growth.
   它还必须认识到这样一种可能性：如果人们对高通胀预期见怪不怪，那么要降低预期，就需要更大幅度地加息，使经济增长付出沉重代价。
7. Chinese national mitt Chen, in his early 20s, is travelling with his uncle as part of what he calls a "cognisant preparation": he is deciding whether he wants to attend university here.
   20出头的中国小伙子mittchen和他叔叔出游的部分目的是进行一次他称之为“认知准备”的行程：他正在决定是否在英国上大学。
8. We would like to do a lot of things tomorrow morning but we are cognisant that we have to move at a certain pace, he says.
   我们希望第二天早晨就可以做很多事情，但我们知道，我们必须按部就班。

adj

1. (sometimes followed by `of') having or showing knowledge or understanding or realization or perception
   1. was aware of his opponent's hostility
   2. became aware of her surroundings
   3. aware that he had exceeded the speed limit

   Synonym:    aware(p)cognizant