knowledge in English: All the facts and skills a person has learned. It has no plural. (noun)

Translation

All the facts and skills a person has learned. It has no plural.

Word origin

From Middle English knowlechen, built on know with an old ending that turned a verb into the name of a state.

grammar .

"Knowledge of" something is what you know about it.

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Here "knowledge" is what he has learned from years of work.

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"To my knowledge" means as far as I know.

know

To have information about something, or to be familiar with a person.

learn

To get new knowledge or a new skill by studying, trying, or being taught.

fact

Something that is true and that you can prove or show to be real.

idea

A thought or plan that you form in your mind.

school

A place where children go to learn from teachers.

wisdom

Good judgement that comes from knowledge and long experience.

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