know 音标拼音: [n'o]
vt .
知道,了解,懂得;认识,熟悉;识别,认出,分辨;体验,经历
vi . 知道
知道,了解,懂得;认识,熟悉;识别,认出,分辨;体验,经历知道
know *
know n 1 :
the fact of being aware of information that is known to few people ; "
he is always in the know "
v 1 :
be cognizant or aware of a fact or a specific piece of information ;
possess knowledge or information about ; "
I know that the President lied to the people "; "
I want to know who is winning the game !"; "
I know it '
s time " [
synonym :
{
know }, {
cognize }, {
cognise }] [
ant : {
ignore }]
2 :
know how to do or perform something ; "
She knows how to knit ";
"
Does your husband know how to cook ?"
3 :
be aware of the truth of something ;
have a belief or faith in something ;
regard as true beyond any doubt ; "
I know that I left the key on the table "; "
Galileo knew that the earth moves around the sun "
4 :
be familiar or acquainted with a person or an object ; "
She doesn '
t know this composer "; "
Do you know my sister ?"; "
We know this movie "; "
I know him under a different name "; "
This flower is known as a Peruvian Lily "
5 :
have firsthand knowledge of states ,
situations ,
emotions ,
or sensations ; "
I know the feeling !"; "
have you ever known hunger ?"; "
I have lived a kind of hell when I was a drug addict "; "
The holocaust survivors have lived a nightmare "; "
I lived through two divorces " [
synonym : {
know }, {
experience },
{
live }]
6 :
accept (
someone )
to be what is claimed or accept his power and authority ; "
The Crown Prince was acknowledged as the true heir to the throne "; "
We do not recognize your gods " [
synonym :
{
acknowledge }, {
recognize }, {
recognise }, {
know }]
7 :
have fixed in the mind ; "
I know Latin "; "
This student knows her irregular verbs "; "
Do you know the poem well enough to recite it ?"
8 :
have sexual intercourse with ; "
This student sleeps with everyone in her dorm "; "
Adam knew Eve "; "
Were you ever intimate with this man ?" [
synonym : {
sleep together }, {
roll in the hay }, {
love }, {
make out }, {
make love }, {
sleep with }, {
get laid }, {
have sex }, {
know }, {
do it }, {
be intimate }, {
have intercourse }, {
have it away }, {
have it off }, {
screw }, {
fuck },
{
jazz }, {
eff }, {
hump }, {
lie with }, {
bed }, {
have a go at it },
{
bang }, {
get it on }, {
bonk }]
9 :
know the nature or character of ; "
we all knew her as a big show -
off "
10 :
be able to distinguish ,
recognize as being different ; "
The child knows right from wrong "
11 :
perceive as familiar ; "
I know this voice !"
Know \
Know \ (
n [=
o ]),
n .
Knee . [
Obs .] --
Chaucer .
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Know \
Know \,
v .
i .
1 .
To have knowledge ;
to have a clear and certain perception ;
to possess wisdom ,
instruction ,
or information ; --
often with of .
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Israel doth not know ,
my people doth not consider .
--
Is .
i .
3 .
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If any man will do his will ,
he shall know of the doctrine ,
whether it be of God ,
or whether I speak of myself . --
John vii .
17 .
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The peasant folklore of Europe still knows of willows that bleed and weep and speak when hewn .
--
Tylor .
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2 .
To be assured ;
to feel confident .
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{
To know of },
to ask ,
to inquire . [
Obs .] "
Know of your youth ,
examine well your blood ." --
Shak .
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Know \
Know \ (
n [=
o ]),
v .
t . [
imp . {
Knew } (
n [=
u ]);
p .
p . {
Known }
(
n [=
o ]
n );
p .
pr . &
vb .
n . {
Knowing }.] [
OE .
knowen ,
knawen ,
AS .
cn [
aum ]
wan ;
akin to OHG .
chn [
aum ]
an (
in comp .),
Icel .
kn [
aum ]
to be able ,
Russ .
znate to know ,
L .
gnoscere ,
noscere ,
Gr .
gighw `
skein ,
Skr .
jn [=
a ];
fr .
the root of E .
can ,
v .
i .,
ken . [
root ]
45 .
See {
Ken }, {
Can }
to be able ,
and cf . {
Acquaint }, {
Cognition }, {
Gnome }, {
Ignore }, {
Noble },
{
Note }.]
1 .
To perceive or apprehend clearly and certainly ;
to understand ;
to have full information of ;
as ,
to know one '
s duty .
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O ,
that a man might know The end of this day '
s business ere it come ! --
Shak .
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There is a certainty in the proposition ,
and we know it . --
Dryden .
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Know how sublime a thing it is To suffer and be strong . --
Longfellow .
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2 .
To be convinced of the truth of ;
to be fully assured of ;
as ,
to know things from information .
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3 .
To be acquainted with ;
to be no stranger to ;
to be more or less familiar with the person ,
character ,
etc .,
of ;
to possess experience of ;
as ,
to know an author ;
to know the rules of an organization .
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He hath made him to be sin for us ,
who knew no sin .
--
2 Cor .
v .
21 .
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Not to know me argues yourselves unknown . --
Milton .
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4 .
To recognize ;
to distinguish ;
to discern the character of ;
as ,
to know a person '
s face or figure .
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Ye shall know them by their fruits . --
Matt .
vil .
16 .
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And their eyes were opened ,
and they knew him .
--
Luke xxiv .
31 .
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To know Faithful friend from flattering foe . --
Shak .
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At nearer view he thought he knew the dead .
--
Flatman .
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5 .
To have sexual intercourse with .
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And Adam knew Eve his wife . --
Gen .
iv .
1 .
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Note :
Know is often followed by an objective and an infinitive (
with or without to )
or a participle ,
a dependent sentence ,
etc .
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And I knew that thou hearest me always . --
John xi .
42 .
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The monk he instantly knew to be the prior . --
Sir W .
Scott .
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In other hands I have known money do good .
--
Dickens .
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{
To know how },
to understand the manner ,
way ,
or means ;
to have requisite information ,
intelligence ,
or sagacity .
How is sometimes omitted . "
If we fear to die ,
or know not to be patient ." --
Jer .
Taylor .
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173 Moby Thesaurus words for "
know ":
absorb ,
account ,
acquaintance ,
aller sans dire ,
announcement ,
appreciate ,
apprehend ,
assimilate ,
associate with ,
be acquainted with ,
be apprised of ,
be aware of ,
be axiomatic ,
be certain ,
be cognizant of ,
be confident ,
be conscious of ,
be conversant with ,
be exposed to ,
be friends ,
be informed ,
be inseparable ,
be subjected to ,
be told ,
be with one ,
bet on ,
blue book ,
briefing ,
bulletin ,
catch ,
catch on ,
cognize ,
communication ,
communique ,
comprehend ,
conceive ,
conceptualize ,
cotton to ,
data ,
datum ,
difference ,
differentiate ,
dig ,
digest ,
directory ,
discern ,
discriminate ,
dispatch ,
distinguish ,
doubt not ,
encounter ,
endure ,
enlightenment ,
evidence ,
experience ,
extricate ,
facts ,
factual information ,
familiarization ,
fathom ,
feel ,
feel sure ,
follow ,
fraternize with ,
gamble on ,
gen ,
general information ,
get ,
get hold of ,
get the drift ,
get the idea ,
get the picture ,
get wind of ,
go through ,
go without saying ,
grasp ,
guidebook ,
handout ,
hard information ,
have ,
have information about ,
have it taped ,
have knowledge of ,
have no doubt ,
have the facts ,
hear ,
hear tell of ,
hearsay ,
hit it off ,
hobnob with ,
identify ,
incidental information ,
info ,
information ,
instruction ,
intelligence ,
just know ,
ken ,
know again ,
know for certain ,
know well ,
knowledge ,
labor under ,
learn ,
light ,
make out ,
master ,
meet ,
meet up with ,
meet with ,
mention ,
message ,
nail ,
notice ,
notification ,
overhear ,
pass through ,
pay ,
peg ,
perceive ,
place ,
possess ,
prehend ,
presentation ,
promotional material ,
proof ,
publication ,
publicity ,
read ,
realize ,
recall ,
recall knowledge of ,
recognize ,
recollect ,
reidentify ,
release ,
remember ,
report ,
rest assured ,
run up against ,
savor ,
savvy ,
see ,
see through ,
seize ,
seize the meaning ,
sense ,
separate ,
sever ,
severalize ,
sidelight ,
spend ,
spot ,
stand under ,
statement ,
suffer ,
sustain ,
take ,
take in ,
taste ,
tell ,
the dope ,
the goods ,
the know ,
the scoop ,
transmission ,
undergo ,
understand ,
white book ,
white paper ,
word ,
wot ,
wot of
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