cognitively

/ˈkɒɡ.nɪ.tɪv.li/ adv

Relating to thinking (cognition).

Word Origin Cognitively comes from Latin 'cognoscere' — 'co-' (together) + 'gnoscere' (to know), so to know thoroughly. The root 'gnoscere' (from PIE *gno-) gives us 'recognize' (know again), 'ignorant' (not knowing), and 'diagnose' (know through). 'Cognitively' is the adverb: in a way related to knowing.

adv Relating to thinking (cognition).

The patient was cognitively impaired after the accident, struggling with memory and reasoning.

(副词) 认知上 【认知地】

事故后患者认知能力受损,在记忆和推理方面遇到困难。

(adverbio) cognitivamente; mentalmente [De manera relacionada con el pensamiento (la cognición).]

El paciente quedó con deterioro cognitivo tras el accidente, con dificultades de memoria y razonamiento.

(adverbe) cognitivement; sur le plan cognitif; intellectuellement; mentalement [Sur le plan cognitif ; en ce qui concerne la cognition ou les fonctions intellectuelles.]

Le patient était cognitivement diminué après l'accident, peinant avec la mémoire et le raisonnement.

(Adverb) kognitiv [**cognitively** *Adv.* – in Bezug auf Denkprozesse oder die Fähigkeit, Informationen zu verarbeiten.]

Nach dem Unfall war der Patient **cognitively** beeinträchtigt und hatte Schwierigkeiten mit Gedächtnis und logischem Denken.

(副詞) 思考(認知)に関連して。

その患者は事故の後、認知機能が障害され、記憶力と推論力に苦しんでいた。

(advérbio) cognitivamente; mentalmente [Relacionado ao pensamento (cognição).]

O paciente ficou cognitivamente prejudicado após o acidente, lutando com a memória e o raciocínio.

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