Translation
to know; to be acquainted with
Examples
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Do you know that woman?
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I know the town well.
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I know where he lives, but I do not know him.
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They have known each other for many years.
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His name is known throughout the world.
is to be acquainted with a person, a place or a piece of music; is to know a fact. English collapses the two and speakers of English get it wrong for months, so the third example is worth memorising whole. always has an object, so the -n is always there. is well known, is to recognise with -, and i is to make known with --.
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Start your free weekThis word is part of lesson 4.