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单词 conversant
释义
conversant
adjective
formal
uk
/kənˈvɜː.sənt/us
/kənˈvɝː.sənt/
be conversant withsomething
to befamiliarwith, and haveknowledgeorexperienceof thefactsorrulesof something:
对…熟悉，对…精通
I'm not conversant with therulesofchess.我不熟悉国际象棋的规则。
Synonym
familiar
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Aware
  • abreast
  • acquainted
  • alive
  • alive tosomethingidiom
  • awake
  • awakening
  • conscious
  • familiar
  • genned up
  • have/keepyourfinger on the pulseidiom
  • informed
  • insider
  • interoceptive
  • overeducated
  • perceive
  • picture
  • preliterate
  • privy
  • profound
  • putsomeonein the pictureidiom
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(Definition ofconversantfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

conversant| American Dictionary

conversant
adjective
us
/kənˈvɜr·sənt/
familiarwith, havingexperienceof, orknowing:
She’s conversant with USforeignpolicy.
John’s conversant inMandarin(= can use it inconversation.)
(Definition ofconversantfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofconversant

conversant
We need to be moreconversantwith the dynamic exercise of, interaction of, and communicative import of feelings.
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The authors begin in what is, at least for thoseconversantwith disability studies, familiar territory.
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The text is, however, frequently very dense, and speaks to readersconversantin political economy or economic sociology approaches to value chains.
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Most of the authors, unfortunately, do not appear to be all thatconversantwith writings on globalisation and transnationalism in the last decade or so.
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First, architectural history must become moreconversantwith the analytic techniques of art history.
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We found villagers to beconversantwith the operational rules concerning forest use.
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Here again the account is eminently readable yet clearlyconversantwith pertinent theoretical issues.
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Western researchers and consultants (often notconversantin the local language) may then find such terms being translated back to them.
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This process ofconversantinvolvement can only take place as one engages in the physical activity of composition.
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Anyone can become fullyconversantin the major theories and core findings by reading a few books and a couple of dozen articles.
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The audience thus becomes aconversantwith the author.
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They must beconversantwith the key processes and those that should arise from direct experiences or the experiences of others.
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Tanaka sees technology as external and with a sense of independentconversantpersonhood.
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Nurses caring for these patients must beconversantabout the device indications, implant technique, device technology, follow-up, and finally, the psychosocial aspects of having an implanted device.
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The involvement of musicians in a plethora of musical genres and cultures leads to the conclusion that musicians need to beconversantin multiple musical genres.
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