Thesaurus article:to know facts

to know facts

These words mean to have knowledge of facts.

The most commonly used word isknow. You canknowa fact orknow abouta subject.

I know you've been hiding something from me.

I don't know the answer to that.

She knows all there is to know about dolphins.

If you know something well because you have used, done, experienced, etc. it before, you can say that youare familiar withit.

I'm very familiar with various accountancy software packages.

If you areinformedabout something, you have a lot of knowledge or information about it, especially because you have read about it or people have told you about it.

it's important to keep the public informed about the steps they're taking.

Be apprised ofis a formal way of saying that someone knows something because they have been told about it.

The suspect will be apprised of their rights.

If yourealizesomething, you start to understand it, especially suddenly.

I realized that it was too late to stop them from finding out.

If youhave heard ofsomething, you know that it exists, but do not necessarily know much about it.Know ofcan also have this meaning.

Most Americans have never heard of the California Air Resources Board.

He said he knew of people who were considering returning to Mexico for college.

If youare aware ofsomething, you know that it exists or is true.

The Romans were aware of lead's toxicity.

For more words related to awareness, see the article ataware.

单词	thesaurus/articles/to-know-facts
释义	Thesaurus article:to know facts to know facts These words mean to have knowledge of facts. The most commonly used word isknow. You canknowa fact orknow abouta subject. I know you've been hiding something from me. I don't know the answer to that. She knows all there is to know about dolphins. If you know something well because you have used, done, experienced, etc. it before, you can say that youare familiar withit. I'm very familiar with various accountancy software packages. If you areinformedabout something, you have a lot of knowledge or information about it, especially because you have read about it or people have told you about it. it's important to keep the public informed about the steps they're taking. Be apprised ofis a formal way of saying that someone knows something because they have been told about it. The suspect will be apprised of their rights. If yourealizesomething, you start to understand it, especially suddenly. I realized that it was too late to stop them from finding out. If youhave heard ofsomething, you know that it exists, but do not necessarily know much about it.Know ofcan also have this meaning. Most Americans have never heard of the California Air Resources Board. He said he knew of people who were considering returning to Mexico for college. If youare aware ofsomething, you know that it exists or is true. The Romans were aware of lead's toxicity. For more words related to awareness, see the article ataware. Cambridge English Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press#https://dictionary.cambridge.org//thesaurus/articles/to-know-facts##
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