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known

/noʊn/

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adjective

/noʊn/A1formal
  • ruУзнаваемый, знакомый или находящийся в пределах знаний.

Recognized, familiar, or within the scope of knowledge.

  1. Recognized or FamiliarB1formal

    Apprehended with certainty; generally accepted or known to be true.

    ruИзвестный

    • The facts are known to the authorities.
    • It is a known fact that water freezes at 0°C.
    • He is a known expert in the field of astrophysics.

    Synonymsacceptedacknowledgedestablishedfamiliarnotedrecognizedunderstood

    Antonymsobscureunfamiliarunknownunrecognized

  2. Famous or Widely RecognizedB1formal

    Having a reputation that many people are aware of.

    ruИзвестный

    • She is a known actress in the film industry.
    • The restaurant is known for its delicious pasta.
    • He became known after his award-winning invention.

    Synonymscelebrateddistinguishedeminentfamedfamousnotablenotedprominentrenowned

    Antonymsnamelessobscureunknown

  3. Acknowledged or AdmittedB2formal

    Publicly recognized or admitted, often in a formal sense.

    ruИзвестный

    • The company is a known leader in renewable energy.
    • He is a known supporter of social justice causes.
    • The issue is known to the board of directors.

    Synonymsacceptedacknowledgedgrantedrecognized

    Antonymsunacknowledged

Forms
  • more known comparative form
  • most known superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

know/noʊ/A1formal
  • ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения обладания информацией, осведомлённости или понимания чего-либо через опыт или изучение.

A verb used to indicate having information, awareness, or understanding of something through experience or study.

irregular verb

  1. Have knowledge or informationA1formal

    To have information in your mind as a result of experience or learning.

    ruЗнать

    • I know the answer to that question.
    • She knows a lot about history.
    • Do you know where the nearest station is?

    Synonymscomprehendperceiverealizerecognizeunderstand

  2. Be familiar withA1formal

    To be acquainted with a person, place, or thing.

    ruЗнать

    • I know her from school.
    • He knows Paris very well.
    • Do you know this restaurant?

    Synonymsrecognize

  3. Be able to recognizeA2formal

    To be able to identify or distinguish something.

    ruУзнавать

    • I would know his voice anywhere.
    • She knows the difference between right and wrong.
    • You know a good wine when you taste it.

    Synonymsdiscerndistinguishidentifymake outperceiverecognizespot

    Antonymsconfusemisidentify

Forms
  • known past participle
  • knew past simple
  • knowing present participle
  • knows third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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