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单词 knowledge
释义
knowledge
noun
uk
/ˈnɒl.ɪdʒ/us
/ˈnɑː.lɪdʒ/
B1[SorU]
understandingof orinformationabout asubjectthat you get byexperienceorstudy, eitherknownby onepersonor bypeoplegenerally:
知识；学问；学识；了解；理解
Her knowledgeofEnglishgrammaris veryextensive.她的英语语法知识很广博。
He hasalimitedknowledgeofFrench.他对法语所知有限。
Thedetailsof thescandalare nowcommonknowledge(=familiarto mostpeople).丑闻的详情现在众所周知。
Shestartedtophotographthedocuments,safein theknowledgethat(=knowingthat)she wouldn't bedisturbedfor at least anhour.她开始对文件拍照，确信至少一小时内不会有人打扰。
In thistownthere are only acoupleofrestaurantsthattomy knowledge(=judgingfrom mypersonalexperienceandinformation)servegoodfood.据我所知，这个镇上只有几家餐馆菜品不错。
[U]
thestateofknowingabout or beingfamiliarwith something:
知道；熟悉（某事）
They bothdenyallknowledgeoftheaffair.他们俩完全否认知道此事。
It hascome/beenbroughttoourknowledge(= we havediscovered)thatseveralcomputershave gonemissing.我们发现有几台电脑不见了。
More examples
  • Her knowledge ofcomputersisquiteawe-inspiring.
  • She has anintimateknowledge of Tuscany, where she haslivedfor 20years.
  • Hetriedtoimpressme with hisextensiveknowledge ofwine.
  • I only have alimitedknowledge ofSpanish.
  • He went tovisither without my knowledge.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Knowledge and awareness
  • acquaintance
  • alertness
  • as every schoolboy/schoolchild knowsidiom
  • astuteness
  • at/in the back ofyourmindidiom
  • firsthand
  • general knowledge
  • gnostic
  • grounding
  • have a nodding acquaintance withsomeone/somethingidiom
  • metacognition
  • nescience
  • nescient
  • nod
  • offsomeone'sradaridiom
  • omniscience
  • sensibility
  • street smarts
  • theory of mind
  • witting
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(Definition ofknowledgefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

knowledge| American Dictionary

knowledge
noun[U]
us
/ˈnɑl·ɪdʒ/
awareness,understanding, orinformationthat has beenobtainedbyexperienceorstudy, and that is either in a person’smindorpossessedbypeoplegenerally:
How will we useourincreasingscientificknowledge?
Alackof knowledge on thepartofteachersis arealproblem.
He has alimitedknowledge ofFrench.
Theownerclaimstheboatwas being used without her knowledge.
It wascommonknowledge that Lucy wassuperstitiousabout thenumber13.
(Definition ofknowledgefrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

knowledge| Business English

knowledge
noun
uk
/ˈnɒlɪdʒ/us
skillin,understandingof, orinformationabout something, which apersongets byexperienceorstudy:
acquire/gain/have knowledge
possess/lackknowledge
Peopleworkinginstoresneedbetterproductknowledge.
business/scientific/technicalknowledge
deny all/any knowledge of sthThechairmandeniesall knowledge of anyforeignaccounts.
Applicants should haveaworkingknowledge ofcomputer-aideddesignsystems.
detailed/extensive/basicknowledge
business/scientific/technicalknowledge
to my knowledge(alsoto the best of my knowledge)
judgingfrom mypersonalexperienceandinformation:
To my knowledge, not onecallwas made toverifyanything in myapplicationfor thejob.

See also

explicit knowledge
implicit knowledge
tacit knowledge
(Definition ofknowledgefrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofknowledge

knowledge
This postulate permitted exchange and transfer ofknowledge.
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Conventional earthwork plans are theory-laden and the result of the application of particular archaeological skills,knowledgeand experience.
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If a player's type can be made commonknowledge, rational egoists would not survive.
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Such situations require fundamentalknowledgeof these interactions as a possible cause of anomalous transport phenomena in magnetized plasmas.
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The qualitative analyses focus on the learners' metalinguisticknowledgewith regard to article selection.
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All of this is ordinary in the realm of currentknowledge-based system theory and can be found, in many variations, in the literature.
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This is because their phonetic ability is low and their functionalknowledge(in terms of the recoverability principle) is not yet developed.
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Soldiers on leave and veterans returning home undoubtedly passed on theirknowledgeand experiences to the rest of the population.
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They conclude that self-management strategies contribute to an increase in learners' self- and contextualknowledgewhich can assist in reducing anxiety.
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Olderknowledge, perhaps because it has been relocated to regions that are damaged by the disease process, does not fare as well.
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It gives insight into the format of experts'knowledgestructures; experts turn out to use mainly frame representations.
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The latter include intelligent agents, natural language understanding and processing, reasoning strategies, andknowledgerepresentations and ontologies.
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They distinguish a lexical network in which word form information is stored from a semantic network in which perceptualknowledgeand conceptualknowledgeare represented.
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That to me represents lack of understanding of the very specialknowledgethat is brought to bear.
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It turns out that this difficulty considerably slows down both tasks, as compared to the scenario with positiveknowledgeradius.
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Collocationswithknowledge

knowledge

These are words often used in combination withknowledge.

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abstract knowledge
However, in the mentalistic framework, the formation and manipulation of abstract knowledge is restricted to conscious activities.
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accumulated knowledge
The second section demonstrates how the accumulated knowledge of sociolinguistics can be applied to the clinical practice of speech-language pathology.
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accurate knowledge
Furthermore, an accurate knowledge of the spatial distribution of seeds could be used to simulate population dynamics of invasive annual plants.
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