know

• Hecho de estar al tanto de información que pocas personas conocen; conocimiento que se tiene de algo, a menudo reservado o secreto.

The fact of being aware of information that is known to few people.

incontable

1. Exclusive awarenessC1informal

   The state of being in possession of information that is known only to a select few.

   Conocimiento exclusivo

   • Only a few people are in the know about the company's secret project.
   • He's always in the know about the latest celebrity gossip.
   • Being in the know gives you a certain advantage in negotiations.

• Verbo que se usa para indicar que se posee información, se está al tanto o se comprende algo mediante la experiencia o el estudio.

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

verbo irregular

1. Have knowledge or informationA1formal

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

   saber

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

   Sinónimoscomprehendperceiverealizerecognizeunderstand

2. Be familiar withA1formal

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

   conocer

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

   Sinónimosrecognize

3. Be able to recognizeA2formal

   To be able to identify or distinguish something.

   reconocer

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

   Sinónimosdiscerndistinguishidentifymake outperceiverecognizespot

   Antónimosconfusemisidentify