Перевод know с английского на русский
- знать (понимать, уметь, познать, узнавать, разбираться, узнать, понять, сознавать, осознавать, познавать)
- ведать
- прекрасно понимать
- быть знакомым
- знавать
Примеры
- know any better (знать ничего лучшего)
- know the lord (познать господа)
- know the truth (узнать правду)
- know the difference (понять разницы)
3 формы глагола с транскрипцией
Base Form Инфинитив |
Past Simple 2-ая форма |
Past Participle 3-ая форма (Причастие прошедшего времени) |
Gerund Герундий |
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know | knew | known | knowing |
[nəʊ] | [nuː] | [nəʊn] | [ˈnəʊɪŋ] |
[nəʊ] | [njuː] | [nəʊn] | [ˈnəʊɪŋ] |
Тренажёр спряжения для запоминая форм
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Спряжение know в английском языке во всех временах, лицах и числах
Simple Tense — Простое (неопределенное) время
Present Simple
Простое настоящее
- I know
- you know
- he, she knows
- we know
- you know
- they know
Past Simple
Простое прошедшее
- I knew
- you knew
- he, she knew
- we knew
- you knew
- they knew
Future Simple
Простое будущее
- I will know
- you will know
- he, she will know
- we will know
- you will know
- they will know
Continuous Tense — Длительное время
Present Simple Continuous
Настоящее длительное
- I am knowing
- you are knowing
- he, she is knowing
- we are knowing
- you are knowing
- they are knowing
Past Simple Continuous
Прошедшее длительное
- I was knowing
- you were knowing
- he, she was knowing
- we were knowing
- you were knowing
- they were knowing
Future Simple Continuous
Будущее длительное
- I will be knowing
- you will be knowing
- he, she will be knowing
- we will be knowing
- you will be knowing
- they will be knowing
Perfect Tense — Совершенное время
Present Perfect
Настоящее совершенное
- I have known
- you have known
- he, she has known
- we have known
- you have known
- they have known
Past Perfect
Прошедшее совершенное
- I had known
- you had known
- he, she had known
- we had known
- you had known
- they had known
Future Perfect
Будущее совершенное
- I will have known
- you will have known
- he, she will have known
- we will have known
- you will have known
- they will have known
Perfect Continuous Tense — Длительное совершенное время
Present Perfect Continuous
Настоящее совершенное длительное
- I have been knowing
- you have been knowing
- he, she has been knowing
- we have been knowing
- you have been knowing
- they have been knowing
Past Perfect Continuous
Прошедшее совершенное длительное
- I had been knowing
- you had been knowing
- he, she had been knowing
- we had been knowing
- you had been knowing
- they had been knowing
Future Perfect Continuous
Будущее совершенное длительное
- I will have been knowing
- you will have been knowing
- he, she will have been knowing
- we will have been knowing
- you will have been knowing
- they will have been knowing
Conditional — Условное наклонение
Present
- I would know
- you would know
- he, she would know
- we would know
- you would know
- they would know
Perfect
- I would have known
- you would have known
- he, she would have known
- we would have known
- you would have known
- they would have known
Present Continuous
- I would be knowing
- you would be knowing
- he, she would be knowing
- we would be knowing
- you would be knowing
- they would be knowing
Perfect Continuous
- I would have been knowing
- you would have been knowing
- he, she would have been knowing
- we would have been knowing
- you would have been knowing
- they would have been knowing
Imperative — Повелительное наклонение
Imperative
- you know
- we Let’s know
- you know
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lease, investigate, instil, devote, name, date, plant, part, sacrifice, root, impede, inform, withdraw, announce, deter, reserve, puzzle, tag, defeat, punch, submit, duplicate, roll, present, rescue, use, caution
Know V1 V2 V3 V4 V5 is one of the verbs that are used very commonly in English tests as well as in everyday communication. Also, because it’s an irregular verb, know doesn’t follow the regular rule. The verb “know” has five different forms: base form, past simple, past participle form, present perfect, and present perfect participle. So what is know‘s past? How do conjugate verbs with know verbs?
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Know of Definition and Meaning
Know is a verb that means to know something with certainty.
Know is an adjective that means having knowledge or awareness of something.
Know can also be used as a noun meaning knowledge or awareness.
Base Form (V1) | know |
Past Form (V2) | knew |
Past Participle Form (V3) | known |
s / es/ ies (V4) | knows |
‘ing’ form (V5) | knowing |
Know of Past Simple V2
The verb know is also employed in its V2 form as “knew”’. It is used to indicate the past tense in sentences.
Know of Past Participle V3
This verb’s V3 form is ‘known‘. In the case of past perfect tense or present perfect tense, the word ‘known‘ is used.
+ In the present perfect tense, the word V1 is used ‘have + known or ‘has + known.’
- I, you, and we are used as ‘have + known‘ subjects.
- He, she, and it are used as ‘has + known‘ subjects.
+ If you need to use the past perfect tense, use ‘had + known‘ regardless of the subject.
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Conjugation of Know V1 V2 V3 V4 V5
Conjugation table: know |
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Number | Singular | ||
Present Simple of know | I | You | She/He/It |
know | know | knows | |
Plural | |||
We | You | They | |
know | know | know | |
Present Continuous of know | I | You | She/He/It |
am knowing | are knowing | is knowing | |
Plural | |||
We | You | They | |
are knowing | are knowing | are knowing | |
Present Perfect of know | I | You | She/He/It |
have known | have known | has known | |
Plural | |||
We | You | They | |
have known | have known | have known | |
Present Perfect Continuous of know | I | You | She/He/It |
have been knowing | have been knowing | has been knowing | |
Plural | |||
We | You | They | |
have been knowing | have been knowing | have been knowing | |
Past Simple of know | I | You | She/He/It |
knew | knew | knew | |
Plural | |||
We | You | They | |
knew | knew | knew | |
Past Continuous of know | I | You | She/He/It |
was knowing | were knowing | was knowing | |
Plural | |||
We | You | They | |
were knowing | were knowing | were knowing | |
Past Perfect of know | I | You | She/He/It |
had known | had known | had known | |
Plural | |||
We | You | They | |
had known | had known | had known | |
Past Perfect Continuous of know | I | You | She/He/It |
had been knowing | had been knowing | had been knowing | |
Plural | |||
We | You | They | |
had been knowing | had been knowing | had been knowing | |
Future Simple of know | I | You | She/He/It |
will/shall know | will/shall know | will/shall know | |
Plural | |||
We | You | They | |
will/shall know | will/shall know | will/shall know | |
Future Continuous of know | I | You | She/He/It |
will/shall be knowing | will/shall be knowing | will/shall be knowing | |
Plural | |||
We | You | They | |
will/shall be knowing | will/shall be knowing | will/shall be knowing | |
Future Perfect of know | I | You | She/He/It |
will/shall have known | will/shall have known | will/shall have known | |
Plural | |||
We | You | They | |
will/shall have known | will/shall have known | will/shall have known | |
Future Perfect Continuous of know | I | You | She/He/It |
will/shall have been knowing | will/shall have been knowing | will/shall have been knowing | |
Plural | |||
We | You | They | |
will/shall have been knowing | will/shall have been knowing | will/shall have been knowing | |
Conditional Present of know | I | You | She/He/It |
would know | would know | would know | |
Plural | |||
We | You | They | |
would know | would know | would know | |
Conditional Perfect of know | I | You | She/He/It |
would have known | would have known | would have known | |
Plural | |||
We | You | They | |
would have known | would have known | would have known | |
Conditional Present Continuous of know | I | You | She/He/It |
would be knowing | would be knowing | would be knowing | |
Plural | |||
We | You | They | |
would be knowing | would be knowing | would be knowing | |
Conditional Perfect Continuous of know | I | You | She/He/It |
would have been knowing | would have been knowing | would have been knowing | |
Plural | |||
We | You | They | |
would have been knowing | would have been knowing | would have been knowing | |
Present Subjunctive of know | I | You | She/He/It |
know | know | know | |
Plural | |||
We | You | They | |
know | know | know | |
Past Subjunctive of know | I | You | She/He/It |
knew | knew | knew | |
Plural | |||
We | You | They | |
knew | knew | knew | |
Past Perfect Subjunctive of know | I | You | She/He/It |
had known | had known | had known | |
Plural | |||
We | You | They | |
had known | had known | had known | |
Imperative of know | I | You | She/He/It |
know | |||
Plural | |||
We | You | They | |
Let’s know | know |
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Example Sentences with Know V1 V2 V3 V4 V5
In this section, we will learn about know sentence examples.
- He doesn’t know the address of the cafe.
- I knew he cheated on me.
- Everyone knows the sun rises in the East.
- I have recently known how to fix the electricity in my house.
- I were knowing who the culprit was.
Synonym Words For Know
Synonym of know word list. Here are a variety of words whose meaning is nearly the synonym of know:
- understand
- perceive
- recognise
- comprehend
- realise
- savvy
- apprehend
- cognize
Opposite Words For Know
The antonym of know word list. Here are some words that have nearly the opposite meaning as know:
- misunderstand
- misconstrue
- misinterpret
- miscomprehend
- misknow
- mistake
- confound
- misapprehend
- misconceive
- misperceive
- get it wrong
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Some Frequently Asked Questions About Know (Verb)
What is the V1 V2 V3 V4 V5 of know?
The past tense of know is knew. The third-person singular simple present indicative form of know is knows. The present participle of know is knowing. The past participle of know is known.
Base Form (V1) | know |
Past Form (V2) | knew |
Past Participle Form (V3) | known |
s / es/ ies (V4) | knows |
‘ing’ form (V5) | knowing |
What is the V2 and V3 form of know?
+ The V2 form of know is “knew” and the V3 form of know is “known”
What is the sentence of know?
What is the past tense V2 of know?
+ The past tense of know is “knew“.
What is the past participle V3 of know?
+ The past participle of know is “known“.
What is the present participle V5 of know?
+ The present participle of know is “knowing“.
Conclusion
The types of Know V1 V2 V3 V4 V5 are Base Form, Past tense, Present Continuous, and Present Continuous and Present Continuous. We know everything about them. English is easier and more fun to learn if you make it easier and more fun to use.
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Here are other verbs V1 V2 V3 List
Base Form V1 | Past Form V2 | Past Participle Form V3 |
abide | abode/abided | abode/abided |
arise | arose | arisen |
awake | awoke | awoken |
backslide | backslid | backslidden/backslid |
be | was/were | been |
bear | bore | borne |
beat | beat | beaten/beat |
become | became | become |
befall | befell | befallen |
begin | began | begun |
behold | beheld | beheld |
bend | bent | bent |
beset | beset | beset |
bespeak | bespoke | bespoken |
bet | bet/betted | bet/betted |
bid | bid | bid |
bind | bound | bound |
bite | bit | bitten |
bleed | bled | bled |
blow | blew | blown |
break | broke | broken |
breed | bred | bred |
bring | brought | brought |
broadcast | broadcast | broadcast |
browbeat | browbeat | browbeaten/browbeat |
build | built | built |
burn | burnt/burned | burnt/burned |
burst | burst | burst |
bust | busted/bust | busted/bust |
buy | bought | bought |
cast | cast | cast |
catch | caught | caught |
chide | chid/chided | chid/chidden/chided |
choose | chose | chosen |
cleave | clove/cleft/cleaved | cloven/cleft/cleaved |
cleave | clave | cleaved |
cling | clung | clung |
clothe | clothed/clad | clothed/clad |
come | came | come |
cost | cost | cost |
creep | crept | crept |
crossbreed | crossbred | crossbred |
crow | crew/crewed | crowed |
cut | cut | cut |
daydream | daydreamed daydreamt |
daydreamed daydreamt |
deal | dealt | dealt |
dig | dug | dug |
disprove | disproved | disproved/disproven |
dive | dove/dived | dived |
do | did | done |
draw | drew | drawn |
dream | dreamt/dreamed | dreamt/dreamed |
drink | drank | drunk |
drive | drove | driven |
dwell | dwelt | dwelt |
eat | ate | eaten |
fall | fell | fallen |
feed | fed | fed |
feel | felt | felt |
fight | fought | fought |
find | found | found |
fit | fitted/fit | fitted/fit |
flee | fled | fled |
fling | flung | flung |
fly | flew | flown |
forbear | forbore | forborne |
forbid | forbade/forbad | forbidden |
forecast | forecast/forecasted | forecast/forecasted |
forego (also forgo) | forewent | foregone |
foresee | foresaw | foreseen |
foretell | foretold | foretold |
forget | forgot | forgotten |
forgive | forgave | forgiven |
forsake | forsook | forsaken |
freeze | froze | frozen |
frostbite | frostbit | frostbitten |
get | got | got/gotten |
gild | gilt/gilded | gilt/gilded |
gird | girt/girded | girt/girded |
give | gave | given |
go | went | gone |
grind | ground | ground |
grow | grew | grown |
hand-feed | hand-fed | hand-fed |
handwrite | handwrote | handwritten |
hang | hung | hung |
have | had | had |
hear | heard | heard |
heave | hove/heaved | hove/heaved |
hew | hewed | hewn/hewed |
hide | hid | hidden |
hit | hit | hit |
hurt | hurt | hurt |
inbreed | inbred | inbred |
inlay | inlaid | inlaid |
input | input | input |
inset | inset | inset |
interbreed | interbred | interbred |
interweave | interwove interweaved |
interwoven interweaved |
interwind | interwound | interwound |
jerry-build | jerry-built | jerry-built |
keep | kept | kept |
kneel | knelt/kneeled | knelt/kneeled |
knit | knit/knitted | knit/knitted |
know | knew | known |
lay | laid | laid |
lead | led | led |
lean | leaned/leant | leaned/leant |
leap | leapt /leaped | leapt /leaped |
learn | learnt/learned | learnt/learned |
leave | left | left |
lend | lent | lent |
let | let | let |
lie | lay | lain |
light | lit/lighted | lit/lighted |
lip-read | lip-read | lip-read |
lose | lost | lost |
make | made | made |
mean | meant | meant |
meet | met | met |
miscast | miscast | miscast |
misdeal | misdealt | misdealt |
misdo | misdid | misdone |
mishear | misheard | misheard |
mislay | mislaid | mislaid |
mislead | misled | misled |
mislearn | mislearned mislearnt |
mislearned mislearnt |
misread | misread | misread |
misset | misset | misset |
misspeak | misspoke | misspoken |
misspell | misspelt | misspelt |
misspend | misspent | misspent |
mistake | mistook | mistaken |
misteach | mistaught | mistaught |
misunderstand | misunderstood | misunderstood |
miswrite | miswrote | miswritten |
mow | mowed | mown/mowed |
offset | offset | offset |
outbid | outbid | outbid |
outbreed | outbred | outbred |
outdo | outdid | outdone |
outdraw | outdrew | outdrawn |
outdrink | outdrank | outdrunk |
outdrive | outdrove | outdriven |
outfight | outfought | outfought |
outfly | outflew | outflown |
outgrow | outgrew | outgrown |
outleap | outleaped/outleapt | outleaped/outleapt |
outlie | outlied | outlied |
output | output | output |
outride | outrode | outridden |
outrun | outran | outrun |
outsell | outsold | outsold |
outshine | outshined/outshone | outshined/outshone |
outshoot | outshot | outshot |
outsing | outsang | outsung |
outsit | outsat | outsat |
outsleep | outslept | outslept |
outsmell | outsmelled/outsmelt | outsmelled/outsmelt |
outspeak | outspoke | outspoken |
outspeed | outsped | outsped |
outspend | outspent | outspent |
outswear | outswore | outsworn |
outswim | outswam | outswum |
outthink | outthought | outthought |
outthrow | outthrew | outthrown |
outwrite | outwrote | outwritten |
overbid | overbid | overbid |
overbreed | overbred | overbred |
overbuild | overbuilt | overbuilt |
overbuy | overbought | overbought |
overcome | overcame | overcome |
overdo | overdid | overdone |
overdraw | overdrew | overdrawn |
overdrink | overdrank | overdrunk |
overeat | overate | overeaten |
overfeed | overfed | overfed |
overfly | overflew | overflown |
overhang | overhung | overhung |
overhear | overheard | overheard |
overlay | overlaid | overlaid |
overpay | overpaid | overpaid |
override | overrode | overridden |
overrun | overran | overrun |
oversee | oversaw | overseen |
oversell | oversold | oversold |
oversew | oversewed | oversewn/oversewed |
overshoot | overshot | overshot |
oversleep | overslept | overslept |
overspeak | overspoke | overspoken |
overspend | overspent | overspent |
overspill | overspilled/overspilt | overspilled/overspilt |
overtake | overtook | overtaken |
overthink | overthought | overthought |
overthrow | overthrew | overthrown |
overwind | overwound | overwound |
overwrite | overwrote | overwritten |
partake | partook | partaken |
pay | paid | paid |
plead | pleaded/pled | pleaded/pled |
prebuild | prebuilt | prebuilt |
premake | premade | premade |
prepay | prepaid | prepaid |
presell | presold | presold |
preset | preset | preset |
preshrink | preshrank | preshrunk |
proofread | proofread | proofread |
prove | proved | proven/proved |
put | put | put |
quick-freeze | quick-froze | quick-frozen |
quit | quit/quitted | quit/quitted |
read | read | read |
reawake | reawoke | reawaken |
rebid | rebid | rebid |
rebind | rebound | rebound |
rebroadcast | rebroadcast rebroadcasted |
rebroadcast rebroadcasted |
rebuild | rebuilt | rebuilt |
recast | recast | recast |
recut | recut | recut |
redeal | redealt | redealt |
redo | redid | redone |
redraw | redrew | redrawn |
refit | refitted/refit | refitted/refit |
regrind | reground | reground |
regrow | regrew | regrown |
rehang | rehung | rehung |
rehear | reheard | reheard |
reknit | reknitted/reknit | reknitted/reknit |
relay | relaid | relaid |
relearn | relearned/relearnt | relearned/relearnt |
relight | relit/relighted | relit/relighted |
remake | remade | remade |
rend | rent | rent |
repay | repaid | repaid |
reread | reread | reread |
rerun | reran | rerun |
resell | resold | resold |
resend | resent | resent |
reset | reset | reset |
resew | resewed | resewn/resewed |
retake | retook | retaken |
reteach | retaught | retaught |
retear | retore | retorn |
retell | retold | retold |
rethink | rethought | rethought |
retread | retread | retread |
retrofit | retrofitted/retrofit | retrofitted/retrofit |
rewake | rewoke/rewaked | rewaken/rewaked |
rewear | rewore | reworn |
reweave | rewove/reweaved | rewoven/reweaved |
rewed | rewed/rewedded | rewed/rewedded |
rewet | rewet/rewetted | rewet/rewetted |
rewin | rewon | rewon |
rewind | rewound | rewound |
rewrite | rewrote | rewritten |
rid | rid | rid |
ride | rode | ridden |
ring | rang | rung |
rise | rose | risen |
roughcast | roughcast | roughcast |
run | ran | run |
sand-cast | sand-cast | sand-cast |
saw | sawed | sawn |
say | said | said |
see | saw | seen |
seek | sought | sought |
sell | sold | sold |
send | sent | sent |
set | set | set |
sew | sewed | sewn/sewed |
shake | shook | shaken |
shave | shaved | shaved/shaven |
shear | sheared | shorn |
shed | shed | shed |
shine | shone | shone |
shit | shit/shat/shitted | shit/shat/shitted |
shoot | shot | shot |
show | showed | shown/showed |
shrink | shrank | shrunk |
shut | shut | shut |
sight-read | sight-read | sight-read |
sing | sang | sung |
sink | sank | sunk |
sit | sat | sat |
slay | slew | slain |
sleep | slept | slept |
slide | slid | slid |
sling | slung | slung |
slink | slunk | slunk |
slit | slit | slit |
smell | smelt | smelt |
smite | smote | smitten |
sneak | sneaked/snuck | sneaked/snuck |
speak | spoke | spoken |
speed | sped/speeded | sped/speeded |
spell | spelt/spelled | spelt/spelled |
spend | spent | spent |
spill | spilt/spilled | spilt/spilled |
spin | spun/span | spun |
spoil | spoilt/spoiled | spoilt/spoiled |
spread | spread | spread |
stand | stood | stood |
steal | stole | stolen |
stick | stuck | stuck |
sting | stung | stung |
stink | stunk/stank | stunk |
stride | strode | stridden |
strike | struck | struck |
string | strung | strung |
sunburn | sunburned/sunburnt | sunburned/sunburnt |
swear | swore | sworn |
sweat | sweat/sweated | sweat/sweated |
sweep | swept | swept |
swell | swelled | swollen/swelled |
swim | swam | swum |
swing | swung | swung |
take | took | taken |
teach | taught | taught |
tear | tore | torn |
telecast | telecast | telecast |
tell | told | told |
think | thought | thought |
throw | threw | thrown |
thrust | thrust | thrust |
tread | trod | trodden/trod |
typewrite | typewrote | typewritten |
unbend | unbent | unbent |
unbind | unbound | unbound |
unclothe | unclothed/unclad | unclothed/unclad |
undercut | undercut | undercut |
underfeed | underfed | underfed |
undergo | underwent | undergone |
underlie | underlay | underlain |
understand | understood | understood |
undertake | undertook | undertaken |
underwrite | underwrote | underwritten |
undo | undid | undone |
unfreeze | unfroze | unfrozen |
unhang | unhung | unhung |
unhide | unhid | unhidden |
unlearn | unlearned/unlearnt | unlearned/unlearnt |
unspin | unspun | unspun |
unwind | unwound | unwound |
uphold | upheld | upheld |
upset | upset | upset |
wake | woke/waked | woken/waked |
wear | wore | worn |
wed | wed/wedded | wed/wedded |
weep | wept | wept |
wet | wet/wetted | wet/wetted |
win | won | won |
wind | wound | wound |
withdraw | withdrew | withdrawn |
withhold | withheld | withheld |
withstand | withstood | withstood |
work | worked | worked |
wring | wrung | wrung |
write | wrote | written |
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глагол ↓
- знать, иметь понятие или представление; быть в курсе дела
- знать, обладать знаниями, разбираться, быть сведущим (в чём-л., в какой-л. области)
- уметь, знать (как сделать что-л.); обладать умением
to know how to play chess [to read, to swim, to behave] — уметь играть в шахматы [читать, плавать, вести себя]
he would do it if he knew how — он бы сделал это, если бы умел
all one knows — всё, что умеешь /можешь/
- осознавать, понимать
to know one’s faults — знать свои собственные недостатки
the summer was gone before I knew — не успел я оглянуться, как лето прошло
he doesn’t know his own mind — он сам не знает, чего (он) хочет
we know a soldier by the clothes he wears — мы узнаём военнослужащего по одежде
- испытать, пережить
to know poverty [sorrow] — знать нужду [горе]
to have known better days — знавать лучшие дни
he has known trouble — ему пришлось немало пережить
- быть знакомым (с кем-л.); знать (кого-л.); познакомиться (с кем-л.)
to know smb. intimately [officially] — быть в близких [официальных] отношениях с кем-л.
to know smb. personally — быть лично знакомым с кем-л.
to know smb. from a photograph — знать кого-л. по фотографии
to get to know smb. better — ближе познакомиться с кем-л.
they are among the people I know — я с ними знаком
to be in surroundings one knows — быть в знакомой обстановке
to make oneself known to smb. — представиться кому-л.
- обыкн. pass быть известным
he is known to the police — полиции он известен, он в полиции на учёте
to be known under the name of Smith — быть известным под фамилией Смит
the drug is commercially known as … — это лекарство продаётся под названием …
- обыкн. pass пользоваться известностью
to become known — становиться известным; приобретать известность
he is known as a successful lawyer — он пользуется репутацией преуспевающего юриста
known to the world, internationally known — известный всему миру, пользующийся мировой известностью
- узнавать, опознавать
to know smb. by his voice [by his walk] — узнать кого-л. по голосу [по походке]
to know smb. at a distance — узнать кого-л. на расстоянии
I might not know him again — я могу его не узнать
- отличать, различать
to know one tune from another — отличать одну мелодию от другой
to know a friend from a foe [good from evil] — отличать друга от врага [добро от зла]
to know a good thing when one sees it — понимать, что хорошо и что плохо, разбираться в чём-л.
- библ. познать (женщину)
существительное ↓
- знание
to be in the know — разг. быть в курсе дела
Мои примеры
Словосочетания
to know a thing like a book — знать что-л. как свои пять пальцев
to know which side one’s bread is buttered — быть себе на уме
to come to know smb. better — лучше узнать кого-л.
not to know for certain — не знать наверняка
to know (learn) to one’s own cost — (у)знать по собственному горькому опыту
to know smth. from A to Z — знать что-л. в совершенстве
not to know A from B — быть невежественным
to know from previous experience — знать по опыту
to know farther — глубже узнать
to know / get / find / have / take the length of smb.’s foot — узнать чью-л. слабость, раскусить человека
Примеры с переводом
I wouldn’t know!
Откуда мне знать!
I know this voice!
Я узнаю этот голос! / Мне знаком этот голос!
I knew him at once.
Я его тотчас узнал.
I know Latin.
Я знаю латынь /латинский язык/.
I know I won’t get the job.
Я знаю, что не получу эту работу.
You know nothing of this business.
Вы ничего не смыслите в этом бизнесе.
I don’t know where to go.
Я не знаю, куда идти.
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Примеры, ожидающие перевода
I’ve never known (=have never experienced) this to happen in all the time I’ve worked here.
I don’t really know what I’m doing (=I do not have enough skill and experience to deal with something) when it comes to cars.
Для того чтобы добавить вариант перевода, кликните по иконке ☰, напротив примера.
Возможные однокоренные слова
knowing — знание, понимание, осознание, знакомство, знающий, понимающий, проницательный
knowable — познаваемый
Формы слова
verb
I/you/we/they: know
he/she/it: knows
ing ф. (present participle): knowing
2-я ф. (past tense): knew
3-я ф. (past participle): known
Английский глагол know [noʊ], переводится как: знать.
Входит в группы:
неправильные глаголы,
глаголы 3-й класс,
глаголы 4-й класс,
глаголы 5-й класс.
3 формы глагола know: Infinitive (know), Past Simple — (knew), Past Participle — (known).
📚 Глагол know имеет значения: узнавать, знать, осознавать, обладать знаниями, понимать, быть в курсе, испытать, пережить..
👉 Формы глагола know в настоящем и прошедшем времени 2-я и 3-я форма.
❓ Как будет know в прошедшем времени past simple.
Три формы глагола know
Base Form | Past Simple | Past Participle | Перевод |
---|---|---|---|
know [noʊ] |
knew [nju:] |
known [noʊn] |
знать |
Как поставить know во 2-ю и 3-ю форму?
🎓 Как поставить глагол know в Past Simple, Future Simple, Present Perfect, Past Perfect, Future Perfect?
👉 Всё очень просто, в этих временах прошедшего, будущего и совершённого времени, в английском используются 2я и 3я форма глагола:
- First form (V1) — know. (Present simple, Future Simple)
- Second form (V2) —
knew.(Past simple)
- Third form (V3) —
known.(Present perfect, Past perfect)
Как поставить know в past simple?
Если вы не совсем поняли какую форму для know нужно использовать в прошедшем времени, будет:
know в past simple — knew.
What is the past tense of know?
The past tense of know is knew.
The past participle of know is known.
Временные формы глагола — Verb Tenses
Past simple — know в past simple, будет knew.
(V2)
Future simple — know в future simple будет know. (will + V1)
Present Perfect — know в present perfect будет
known.
(havehas + V3)
Past Perfect — know в past perfect будет
known.
(had + V3)
Правильный или неправильный глагол know?
👉 Правильный это глагол ли нет? Глагол know это неправильный глагол.
Примеры применения глагола know
-
I know this smell! — Я знаю этот запах!
(Present Simple) -
She knew him at once — Она его тут же узнала.
(Past Simple) -
We know each other for 15 years — Мы знаем друг друга 15 лет.
(Present Simple) -
I wish I knew better, but I invested into a Ponzi scheme — Я не понимал, что делаю, и инвестировал в финансовую пирамиду.
(Past Simple) -
There are few things you have to know in life, son, and you don’t seem to know any of them — В жизни нужно знать несколько вещей, сынок, и похоже ты не знаешь ни одной из них.
(Present Simple) -
I didn’t know that I could easily marry that girl and stay with her for life — Я не знал, что можно жениться на этой девочке и остаться с ней до конца жизни.
(Past Simple) -
Yes, we adopted you. Now you know. — Да, мы тебя усыновили. Теперь ты знаешь.
(Present Simple) -
I have to know everything about you. Let’s start with a name — Я должен всё о тебе узнать. Начнём с имени.
(Present Simple) -
I didn’t know that woman — Я не знал этой женщины.
(Past Simple) -
I didn’t know baking cakes was an extreme sport — Я и не знала, что выпечка пирогов это экстремальный вид спорта.
(Past Simple)
Вместе с know, часто смотрят глаголы
work
and bite.
Глаголы на букву:
r,
d,
u,
c,
m,
p,
b,
w,
h,
a,
e,
g,
s,
q,
j,
l,
t,
f,
o,
n,
k,
i,
v,
y,
z.
Table of Contents
- Is tell a verb or noun?
- What type of verb is tell?
- Is Tell A adjective?
- Is know a verb?
- Is quickly a verb?
- Is keep a verb?
- Is follow a verb?
- What is a verb for quickly?
- Is chocolate a verb?
- Is walked a verb?
- What is a verb for the word walk?
- What is the verb for watch?
- What is a verb for walking?
- Can you say go on a walk?
- Is it for a walk or on a walk?
- Is it a stroll or take a stroll?
- What are the benefits of going for a walk?
- Can you lose weight by walking 30 minutes a day?
- What is a good distance to walk everyday?
- Does walking tone your legs?
- Is 1 hour walk a day enough?
- How can I get skinny legs in 2 weeks?
- What happens if you don’t train legs?
- Why is leg day hated?
- Is leg day a waste of time?
transitive verb. 1a(1) : to perceive directly : have direct cognition of. (2) : to have understanding of importance of knowing oneself. (3) : to recognize the nature of : discern. b(1) : to recognize as being the same as something previously known.
Is tell a verb or noun?
tell used as a verb: To convey by speech. “Finally, someone told him the truth.” To instruct or inform. “Please tell me the time.” To order; to direct.
What type of verb is tell?
Unlike the verb say, the verb tell is usually used with a personal object, which refers to the person who is being told something: ✗ We know that what they are telling has already been said many times….tell Definitions and Synonyms
present tense | |
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past participle | told |
Is Tell A adjective?
telling (adjective) fortune–teller (noun) tell (verb)
know (verb) know (noun) know–all (noun)
Is quickly a verb?
No, quickly is an adverb. An adverb is a word that describes or modifies an adjective, a verb or another adverb.
Is keep a verb?
verb (used with object), kept, keep·ing. to hold or retain in one’s possession; hold as one’s own: If you like it, keep it.
Is follow a verb?
follow verb (MOVE AFTER) to move along after someone or something, or to move along a route or path: [ T ] The dog followed us home.
What is a verb for quickly?
quicken.
Is chocolate a verb?
No, you cannot use Chocolate as a verb. You have to say give someone chocolate or bought some chocolate for someone.
Is walked a verb?
They walked. Past Progressive Past action that took place over time or was interrupted by another action Was or were + -ing form of verb I was walking. Past Perfect Action completed before another event in the past Had + -ed form of verb (or past particple) I had walked. You had walked.
What is a verb for the word walk?
transitive verb. 1a : to cause (an animal) to go at a walk : take for a walk walking a dog. b(1) : to cause to move by walking walked her bicycle up the hill. (2) : to haul (something, such as an anchor) by walking round the capstan. 2a : to accompany on foot : walk with walked her home.
What is the verb for watch?
watch Definitions and Synonyms
present tense | |
---|---|
he/she/it | watches |
present participle | watching |
past tense | watched |
past participle | watched |
What is a verb for walking?
verb. 1’the two men walked along the road deep in conversation’ SYNONYMS. stroll, saunter, amble, wend one’s way, trudge, plod, hike, tramp, trek, march, stride, troop, patrol, step out, wander, ramble, tread, prowl, footslog, promenade, roam, traipse. stretch one’s legs, go for a walk, take the air.
Can you say go on a walk?
Both “for a walk” and “on a walk” are correct; you’ll hear both; for all practical purposes they’re interchangeable. Because we say “go on a trip to Europe” but we don’t say “go for a trip to Europe,” one can argue that “going on” is a better choice if the walk is an ambitious project.
Is it for a walk or on a walk?
‘Go for a walk’ is what you normally do – when it’s down to the shops, or in a park, or along the beach. Just ordinary walking. ‘Go on a walk’ suggests something more organized: someone has organized a walk, and you’ve joined them on it.
Is it a stroll or take a stroll?
As a noun, a stroll is a leisurely walk. After a heavy meal, you may want to go out for a stroll to help you work off some of the calories. You also will take a stroll on your day off and the weather is nice. The word stroll originally came to English through the German word strollen, which means to wander aimlessly.
What are the benefits of going for a walk?
Health benefits of walking
- increased cardiovascular and pulmonary (heart and lung) fitness.
- reduced risk of heart disease and stroke.
- improved management of conditions such as hypertension (high blood pressure), high cholesterol, joint and muscular pain or stiffness, and diabetes.
- stronger bones and improved balance.
Can you lose weight by walking 30 minutes a day?
“You can absolutely see weight-loss results from walking 30 minutes a day,” said Tom Holland, MS, CSCS, an exercise physiologist, marathoner, and fitness adviser for Bowflex. A 30-minute walk can burn around 150-200 calories, he said, depending on factors like your speed and bodyweight.
What is a good distance to walk everyday?
To stay well, walk for 30 to 45 minutes nearly every day. Do it all at once or in chunks as short as five to 10 minutes. Aim for a brisk pace of three to four miles an hour, but remember that you’ll get plenty of benefit from strolling at a slower pace as long as you stick with it.
Does walking tone your legs?
More importantly, brisk walking can help you tone your legs and reduce thigh fat. Walking tones your calves, quads and hamstrings and lifts the glutes. So, here’s how you can launch an effective walking routine, according to experts: – Start with 20-minutes walking sessions at least thrice a week.
Is 1 hour walk a day enough?
Walking is a great form of exercise, and walking for 1 hour each day may aid weight loss and provide other health benefits. It’s effective because it helps you increase the number of calories you burn. At the same time, you’ll need to pay attention to your total calorie intake.
How can I get skinny legs in 2 weeks?
Participating in total-body, muscle-strengthening activities at least two days a week may help you burn calories, reduce fat mass , and strengthen your thighs. Include lower-body exercises such as lunges, wall sits, inner/outer thigh lifts, and step-ups with just your body weight.
What happens if you don’t train legs?
Effects of not working out legs Neglecting leg workouts won’t cause muscle to turn into fat. However, over time, your muscle cells can shrink while your fat cells will enlarge. This can cause you to look and feel less fit and muscular.
Why is leg day hated?
I think the main reason why people dislike leg days is because if you are doing some of the more effective leg exercises, such as squats, lunges and deadlifts, for example, and are using sufficiently heavy weights, it can take several days for your legs to fully recover after a particularly strenuous workout.
Is leg day a waste of time?
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«Beltanedear my lord, now dost thou know who is Fidelis, and thou didstlove Fidelis!«
« «Want ter know,« said the auditor, as a sort of musical rest in this monotone of talk.
It is by the seeming insignificance thereof, by the seeming non—necessity, by the seeming humbleness of its circumstances, by the seeming smallness of its results, issuing merely (as far as Scripture tells us, and therefore as far as we need know, or have a right to imagine) in the giving of a transitory and unnecessary physical pleasure.
for they tell you they would fain know of a balm for the many griefs they endure; they would be taught to avoid the many sins they commit; and, oh!
Oh, for the veils of my far away youth, Shielding my heart from the blaze of the truth, Why did I stray from their shelter and grow Into the sadness that followsto know!
«Don’t you s’pose if a dog‘s really good t‘ begin with, an‘ some one that loves him lots learns him all the things a‘ racin‘ dog‘s got t‘ know, that he‘d turn out so wonderful that everybody in Alaska ‘ud know how great he wasmebbe everybody in the world?« The Woman smiled.
O good sir, if I had known your mind before; for my father hath already given the induction to a chaplain of his ownto a proper manI know not of what university he is. ACADEMICO.
« «Now, father has been telling you that,« exclaimed Caddy, looking confused, «and I don’t thank him for it either; I hear of that everywhere I goeven the Burtons know of it.
«My mother made a point of having her know.
Those who know the East know, where the system of ‘squeeze,‘ which is commission, runs through every transaction of life, from the sale of a groom‘s place upward, where the woman walks behind the man in the streets, and where the peasant gives you for the distance to the next town as many or as few miles as he thinks you will like, that these things must be so.
«Who be ye, I ‘d like t‘ know?« said the man D’ri.
With respect to a vast number of our most common verbs, he himself never knew, nor does the greatest grammarian now living know, in what way he ought to form the simple past tense in the second person singular, otherwise than by the mere uninflected preterit with the pronoun thou.
Of course there would have been no profit or entertainment in discussing these recondite subjects with a savage such as Verty had appeared to be upon their former interview, when, with his long, tangled hair, hunter‘s garb, and old slouched hat, he resembled an inhabitant of the backwoodswhat could such a personage know of divine philosophy, or what pleasure could a lady take in his society?no pleasure, evidently.
Talk about your scorchers, I think Andy would run a mileI know I would if I thought the murderous thing was going to be turned on me,« growled Jerry, who, as the reader must already have noticed, was a very persistent fellow, and hard to convince, especially when on his favorite subject of a fair deal for every living creature.
It is ridiculous for the rider of a bucking horse to shout ‘Whoa!»I know,‘ said the Soldier, ‘because I have done it.‘
And from its Earth, enrich’d with such a Prize, Let Wells of Milk and Streams of Wine arise: So will thine Ashes yet a Pleasure know, If any Pleasure reach the Shades below.‘ The Poet here written upon, is an easy gay Author, and he who writes upon him has filled his own Head with the Character of his Subject.
« «Nay, and ye needn’t think itye mid know as I wouldn’t do sich a thing,« returned her lord with equal heat.
«Yes, it will breakhe fault’ring cried, «For me will life resign «Then trembling know thy father died «And know the guilt was mine!«
We shall all un—know about these things in God‘s goo—good time.
But no one was near to hear him, and he continued lowly»thou dost know, surely, that man cannot look on thee without loving?«
«Tell us,« begged Ethel Blue, who was expending special care on digging up this contribution to the garden as if to make amends for the unkindness of the scientific world, and Ethel Brown repeated the poem beginning «When beechen buds begin to swell, And woods the blue—bird‘s warble know, The yellow violet‘s modest bell Peeps from last year‘s leaves below.
MARGARET Our land doth no such usage know.
Seven lines ending know, head, king, word, attempts, me, friends.
1
know
1. n знание
2. v знать, иметь понятие или представление; быть в курсе дела
3. v знать, обладать знаниями, разбираться, быть сведущим
to know the law — быть сведущим в вопросах права, знать законы
to know music — понимать музыку, разбираться в музыке
4. v уметь, знать; обладать умением
5. v осознавать, понимать
6. v испытать, пережить
7. v быть знакомым; знать; познакомиться
I know a few people who … — я знаю людей, которые …
8. v обыкн. быть известным
9. v обыкн. пользоваться известностью
to become known — становиться известным; приобретать известность
10. v узнавать, опознавать
11. v отличать, различать
12. v библ. познать
what do you know ! — никогда бы не подумал!, удивительно!, удивительное дело!
Синонимический ряд:
1. befriend (verb) acquaint; befriend; familiarise; familiarize; introduce
2. difference (verb) difference; differentiate; discern; discrepate; discriminate; distinguish; extricate; separate; sever; severalize; tell
4. have (verb) experience; go through; have; meet with; see; suffer; sustain; undergo
7. understand (verb) appreciate; apprehend; cognise; cognize; comprehend; fathom; grasp; perceive; understand
Антонимический ряд:
deny; differ; discredit; dispute; disregard; dissent; doubt; forget; misapprehend; misconstrue; misinterpret; mistrust; misunderstand; query
English-Russian base dictionary > know
2
know
(past knew;
past participle
known)
1) знать (
тж.
know of); иметь представление; to know about smth. знать о чем-л.; I know of a shop where you can buy it я знаю магазин, где это можно купить; to get to know узнать; not that I know of насколько мне известно — нет; to know what’s what
collocation
знать толк в чем-л., понимать, что к чему
2) знать, иметь определенные знания; to know the law быть сведущим в праве; to know three languages знать три языка
3) уметь; to know how to write (read) уметь писать (читать)
4) узнавать, отличать; I knew him at once я его тотчас узнал
to know one’s own business не вмешиваться в чужие дела
to know better (than that) а) быть осторожным, осмотрительным;
б) прекрасно понимать
I know better than to… я не так прост, чтобы…
to know one from another, to know two things apart отличать одно от другого; not to know a person from Adam не иметь ни малейшего представления о ком-л.
not to know what from which не соображать, что к чему
to know a good thing when one sees it разбираться в чем-л.; понимать, что хорошо и что плохо
to know the time of day быть себе на уме
before you know where you are моментально, немедленно
to know what one is about действовать разумно; быть себе на уме
who knows? как знать?
not to know enough to get out of the rain плохо соображать
to be in the know
collocation
быть в курсе дела; быть посвященным в обстоятельства дела; быть осведомленным
* * *
* * *
(knew, known) 1) знать 2) узнавать 3) уметь
* * *
[ nəʊ]
знать, иметь представление, иметь определенные знания; уметь, испытать, пережить; быть знакомым, узнавать, отличать
* * *
ведать
знайте
знать
испытывать
уметь
* * *
1. гл.; прош. вр. — knew, прич. прош. вр. — known
1) а) знать (тж. know about, know of); иметь представление, располагать определенным набором знаний
б) быть сведущим, разбираться в чем-л.
в) редк. познать себя (тж. know thyself)
2) уметь
3) а) узнавать
б) отличать
4) испытать
2. сущ.
знание
Новый англо-русский словарь > know
3
Verb + to-infinitive
English-Russian grammar dictionary > Verb + to-infinitive
4
Verb + compulsory object + to-infinitive
1)
I was very grave, and advised her to see the professor — Я был очень серьезен и посоветовал ей сходить к профессору.
I would be able to count on him to turn to me and ask: «Did I talk too much tonight?» — Я готов был поклясться, что он повернется ко мне и спросит: «Я говорил слишком много сегодня вечером?»
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English-Russian grammar dictionary > Verb + compulsory object + to-infinitive
5
Verb + optional object + to-infinitive
English-Russian grammar dictionary > Verb + optional object + to-infinitive
6
would + verb
Универсальный англо-русский словарь > would + verb
7
have
1. n имущие
2. n разг. обман, надувательство
3. v иметь
I have no words to express … — у меня не хватает слов, чтобы выразить …
4. v обладать, иметь
5. v состоять из; иметь в качестве составной или неотъемлемой части
6. v получать
7. v приобретать
8. v узнавать
9. v добиваться
10. v зарабатывать
11. v находиться; иметься
12. v происходить, случаться
13. v знать; уметь
14. v разг. усваивать, понимать; найти решение
15. v взять в жёны или мужья
16. v принимать
17. v взять, принять
18. v разг. одолеть, взять верх, победить
rather, we have won — наоборот, мы победили
19. v разг. обмануть, обойти, перехитрить
Синонимический ряд:
1. bear (verb) bear; beget; bring forth; deliver; possess
2. bribe (verb) bribe; buy; buy off; fix; sop; square; tamper with
5. engage (verb) carry on; engage; indulge; partake; participate
6. fool (verb) beguile; betray; bluff; deceive; delude; dupe; fool; humbug; mislead; trick
7. get (verb) acquire; annex; chalk up; compass; gain; get; land; obtain; pick up; procure; pull; receive; secure; take; win
9. include (verb) comprise; consist of; contain; embody; embrace; encompass; include; involve; subsume; take in
10. know (verb) appreciate; apprehend; cognize; comprehend; fathom; grasp; know; understand
11. let (verb) allow; leave; let; permit; suffer
13. outwit (verb) outfox; outgeneral; outjockey; outmaneuver; outreach; outslick; outsmart; outthink; outwit; overreach; undo
14. own (verb) enjoy; occupy; own; possess; retain
15. see (verb) endure; experience; feel; go through; meet with; see; sustain; taste; undergo
16. state (verb) assert; asseverate; aver; maintain; state; testify
Антонимический ряд:
cancel; covet; desire; discard; exclude; forego; lack; lose; miss; need; reject; want
English-Russian base dictionary > have
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separate
1. n полигр. отдельный оттиск
2. n с. -х. отдельности
3. a отдельный; изолированный; обособленный, отделённый
4. a раздельный
5. a сепаратный
6. a особый, специальный; самостоятельный
7. a бот. однополый
8. v отделять, разъединять
9. v отделяться, разъединяться
10. v различать, отличать
11. v выделять, экстрагировать; сепарировать
12. v сортировать, отсеивать
13. v разлучать
14. v расставаться, разлучаться
15. v расходиться; жить врозь
16. v разлагать
17. v хим. выделять из раствора, выделять отстаиванием
18. v разделять
19. v увольнять с военной службы; демобилизовывать
Синонимический ряд:
1. apart (adj.) apart; detached; disconnected; disunited; divided; unattached
2. distinct (adj.) different; distinct; diverse; several; various
3. free (adj.) autarchic; autarkic; autonomous; free; independent; sovereign
4. single (adj.) discrete; individual; lone; one; only; particular; single; singular; sole; solitary; unique
6. break up (verb) break up; dichotomize; disjoint; dissect; dissever; rupture; split up; sunder; uncombine
7. discharge (verb) demobilise; demobilize; discharge; muster out
8. group (verb) assort; categorise; class; classify; group; pigeon-hole; sort out
9. isolate (verb) close off; cut off; enisle; insulate; island; isolate; seclude; segregate; sequester
10. know (verb) difference; differentiate; discern; discrepate; discriminate; distinguish; extricate; know; severalize; tell
12. split (verb) break; break off; detach; disconnect; disengage; disjoin; disunite; divide; divorce; fragment; part; partition; section; segment; sever; split; undo
Антонимический ряд:
attach; blend; combine; conglomerate; connect; connected; consolidate; dependent; fuse; general; include; indistinct; intertwine; join; joined; reconcile; related
English-Russian base dictionary > separate
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distinguish
1. v отличать, различать
2. v разглядеть, различить; распознавать, узнавать
3. v отделять, разделять, обособлять
4. v отличать, характеризовать; служить различительным признаком
5. v выделять, делать заметным
Синонимический ряд:
1. classify (verb) categorise; categorize; classify; collate; divide; specify; stamp
2. exalt (verb) aggrandize; celebrate; dignify; elevate; ennoble; erect; exalt; glorify; honor; honour; magnify; make important; pedestal; signalise; stellify; sublime; uprear
3. identify (verb) determinate; diagnose; diagnosticate; finger; identify; pinpoint; place; recognize
4. know (verb) difference; differentiate; discrepate; discriminate; extricate; know; separate; sever; severalize; tell
5. name (verb) characterise; characterize; demarcate; individualise; individualize; individuate; label; mark; name; qualify; set apart; signalize; singularize; tag
6. see (verb) behold; descry; detect; discern; discover; espy; mind; note; notice; observe; perceive; remark; see; twig; view
7. spot (verb) discern; make out; pick out; spot
Антонимический ряд:
combine; confuse; defame; miss; overlook
English-Russian base dictionary > distinguish
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discern
1. v разглядеть, видеть
2. v заметить
3. v видеть, понимать; различать
4. v книжн. отличать, отделять, выделять; делать, проводить различие
Синонимический ряд:
1. ascertain (verb) ascertain; comprehend; grasp; perceive; understand
2. catch (verb) catch; detect; espy; glimpse; spy
4. know (verb) determine; difference; differentiate; discrepate; discriminate; distinguish; extricate; find out; judge; know; penetrate; separate; sever; severalize; tell
5. see (verb) apprehend; behold; come upon; mark; mind; note; notice; observe; remark; see; sense; twig; view
6. spot (verb) distinguish; make out; pick out; spot
Антонимический ряд:
confuse; miss; misunderstand; neglect; overlook; slight
English-Russian base dictionary > discern
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sever
1. разрывать; порывать; отделять; отрывать; разделять; делить
2. разъединять; разъединить; разлучать; разлучить; порвать; порваться; рвать; рваться
Синонимический ряд:
3. know (verb) difference; differentiate; discern; discrepate; discriminate; distinguish; extricate; know; severalize
4. part (verb) carve; cleave; cut; disconnect; disengage; dissect; dissever; dissociate; part; rend; slice; split; sunder; undo
5. separate (verb) break; break up; detach; dichotomize; disjoin; disjoint; disunite; divide; divorce; rupture; separate; split up; uncombine
Антонимический ряд:
assemble; connect; join; maintain; unite
English-Russian base dictionary > sever
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appreciate
1. v ценить, высоко ставить
2. v быть признательным, благодарным
3. v оценивать по достоинству; понимать значение
4. v хорошо разбираться; быть знатоком, ценителем
5. v эк. повышать цену
6. v эк. повышаться в цене; дорожать
Синонимический ряд:
1. be aware of (verb) acknowledge; be aware of; conceive; detect; realise; realize; recognize; sense; thank
2. esteem (verb) admire; applaud; apprize; cherish; delight in; enjoy; esteem; prize; rate highly; regard; relish; respect; savor; savour; treasure; value
3. increase in value (verb) enhance; gain market value; improve; increase; increase in value; inflate
4. know (verb) apprehend; cognize; comprehend; fathom; grasp; have; know; understand
Антонимический ряд:
depreciate; disparage; eschew; ignore; misconceive; misjudge; misunderstand; scorn; undervalue
English-Russian base dictionary > appreciate
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discriminate
1. a различающий; способный различать
2. v отличать, различать; видеть различие
3. v выделять, отличать
4. v проявлять пристрастие, быть небеспристрастным
5. v дискриминировать; проводить политику дискриминации
Синонимический ряд:
1. judge (adj.) critical; discriminatory; distinguishing; judge
2. selective (adj.) discriminating; discriminative; selective
3. favor (verb) favor; favour; incline; segregate
4. know (verb) difference; differentiate; discern; discrepate; distinguish; extricate; know; notice; separate; sever; severalize; sift; tell
5. mark (verb) characterise; individualise; mark; qualify; set apart; signalise
Антонимический ряд:
confuse; group; indiscriminate; undistinguished; unite
English-Russian base dictionary > discriminate
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grasp
1. n крепкое сжатие; схватка
2. n власть, господство; обладание
3. n способность быстрого восприятия, понимание, схватывание
4. n рукоятка
5. n шейка приклада
6. n тех. зажим
7. n хват
8. v схватывать, захватывать; сжимать, зажимать
9. v хвататься; ухватиться; делать попытку схватить
10. v хвататься, ухватиться
11. v крепко держаться
12. v охватить умом, понять, постичь; усвоить; осознать; взять в толк
Синонимический ряд:
1. comprehension (noun) apprehension; capacity; compass; comprehension; mastery; possession; range; reach; scope; understanding
2. hold (noun) clamp; clasp; clench; clinch; clutch; clutches; grapple; grip; gripe; handle; hold; tenure
3. apprehend (verb) accept; apprehend; compass; conceive; cotton on to; cotton to; follow; make out; perceive; read; see; take in; tumble to; twig
4. clutch (verb) catch; clasp; clench; clutch; grab; grip; hang on; hold; seize; take
5. know (verb) appreciate; cognize; fathom; have; know
6. understand (verb) comprehend; concentrate on; fasten on; lay hold of; seize upon; understand
Антонимический ряд:
disengage; extricate; free; liberate; loose; loosen; lose; misconceive; misconstrue; misinterpret; miss; misunderstand; release; slip
English-Russian base dictionary > grasp
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differentiate
1. v отличать, различать; проводить или устанавливать различие, дифференцировать; разграничивать
2. v отличать, составлять отличительную черту
3. v обыкн. делать несхожим; вызывать расхождение
4. v делаться несхожим, расходиться; обособляться, дифференцироваться
5. v мат. дифференцировать
Синонимический ряд:
2. know (verb) contrast; difference; discern; discrepate; discriminate; distinguish; extricate; know; separate; set off; sever; severalize; tell
3. mark (verb) characterise; individualise; mark; qualify; set apart; signalise
Антонимический ряд:
confuse; group; mingle
English-Russian base dictionary > differentiate
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extricate
1. v выпутывать; высвобождать; выводить
2. v выпутываться, высвобождаться
Синонимический ряд:
1. clear (verb) clear; clear away; discumber; disembarrass; disembroil; disencumber; disengage; disentwine; loosen; unentangle; unscramble; untangle; untwine
2. disentangle (verb) deliver; disentangle; extract; free; liberate; loose; pull out; remove; untie
3. know (verb) difference; differentiate; discern; discrepate; discriminate; distinguish; know; separate; sever; severalize
Антонимический ряд:
circumscribe; confine; entangle; fetter; imprison; incarcerate; limit; restrain; restrict; retain; tie
English-Russian base dictionary > extricate
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difference
1. n разница; различие, несходство, отличие
with the difference that … — с той разницей, что …
2. n разногласие; спор; ссора
3. n геральд. отличительный знак
4. n мат. разность
5. v книжн. различать; отличать
6. v книжн. мат. вычислять разность
Синонимический ряд:
2. discord (noun) conflict; contention; disaccord; discord; disharmony; dispeace; dissension; dissent; dissidence; dissonance; disunion; disunity; inharmony; mischief; strife; unpeace
3. dissimilarity (noun) alterity; deviation; discrepancy; disparity; dissemblance; dissimilarity; dissimilitude; distance; divarication; divergence; divergency; gap; incongruity; inconsistency; otherness; unlikeness
4. distinction (noun) dash; discrimination; distinction; idiosyncrasy; tone
5. variance (noun) contrariety; division; feud; misunderstanding; opposition; variance
7. know (verb) differentiate; discern; discrepate; discriminate; distinguish; extricate; know; separate; sever; severalize
Антонимический ряд:
agreement; amity; assent; community; concurrence; congruity; consent; consonance; harmony; identity; likeness; similarity; sympathy
English-Russian base dictionary > difference
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admire
verb
1) любоваться; восхищаться; выражать восторг
2)
amer. collocation
хотеть, желать (сделать что-л.); I should admire to know я очень хотел бы знать
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(v) восторгаться; восхищаться
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[ad·mire || əd’maɪə]
восхищаться, восторгаться, выражать восторг; любоваться
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восторгаться
восхититься
восхищаться
желать
захватываться
любоваться
прельщаться
увлекаться
увлечься
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1) любоваться, рассматривать с восхищением
2) амер.; разг. желать сделать что-л.
Новый англо-русский словарь > admire
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come
verb
(past came;
past participle
come)
1) приходить, подходить; help came in the middle of the battle в разгар боя подошла помощь; one shot came after another выстрелы следовали один за другим; to come before the Court предстать перед судом
2) прибывать; приезжать; she has just come from London она только что приехала из Лондона
3) делаться, становиться; things will come right все обойдется, все будет хорошо; my dreams came true мои мечты сбылись; butter will not come масло никак не сбивается; the knot has come undone узел развязался; to come short a) не хватить;
б) не достигнуть цели;
в) не оправдать ожиданий
4) доходить, достигать; равняться; the bill comes to 500 roubles счет составляет 500 рублей
5) вести свое происхождение; происходить; he comes from London он уроженец Лондона; he comes of a working family он из рабочей семьи; that comes from your carelessness все это от твоей небрежности
6) случаться, происходить, бывать; how did it come that..? как это случилось, что..? how comes it? почему это получается?, как это выходит?; come what may будь, что будет
7) выпадать (на чью-л. долю); доставаться (кому-л.); it came on my head это свалилось мне на голову; ill luck came to me меня постигла неудача; this work comes to me эта работа приходится на мою долю
в повелительном наклонении восклицание, означающее приглашение, побуждение или легкий упрек: come, tell me all you know about it ну, расскажите же все, что вы об этом знаете; come, come, be not so hasty! подождите, подождите, не торопитесь!
9) в сочетании с причастием настоящего времени передает возникновение действия, выраженного причастием: the boy came running into the room мальчик вбежал в комнату; the moonshine came streaming in through the open window в открытое окно лился лунный свет
come about
come across
come after
come again
come along
come apart
come asunder
come at
come away
come back
come before
come by
come down
come for
come forward
come in
come into
come off
come on
come out
come over
come round
come through
come to
come together
come up
come upon
to come to bat
amer.
столкнуться с трудной проблемой, тяжелым испытанием
to come easy to smb. не представлять трудностей для кого-л.
to come to harm пострадать
to come out with one’s life остаться в живых, уцелеть (после боя и т. п.)
to come in useful прийтись кстати
to come to stay утвердиться, укорениться; it has come to stay это надолго
to come natural быть естественным
(which is) to come грядущий; будущий; things to come грядущее; in days to come в будущем; pleasure to come предвкушаемое удовольствие
let’em all come!
collocation
будь что будет!
to come to pass случаться, происходить
to come to the book приносить присягу перед исполенением обязанностей судьи
light come light go что досталось легко, быстро исчезает
to come it strong
collocation
действовать энергично
to come it too strong
collocation
перестараться
to come clean
collocation
говорить правду
Syn:
arrive, gain, reach
Ant:
go, leave
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(v) наступить; поступать; поступить; приезжать; приехать; прийти; приходить
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приходить, приезжать
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[ kʌm]
приходить, приезжать, приехать, прибывать; доходить, дойти, достигать; составлять, равняться; наступить, настать; случаться, происходить, наставать; вести происхождение, доставаться; натолкнуться; охватывать, овладевать
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бранить
будущий
бывать
возникать
выдвигаться
выпадать
вырастать
выяснить
делаться
домогаться
доставаться
достигать
доходить
заглянуть
идем
набрасываться
наказывать
налететь
нападать
наскакивать
настать
наступать
ниспадать
обманывать
овладеть
опускаться
опуститься
подождите
подходить
положение
поражать
поступать
походить
прибывать
прибыть
пригодиться
придти
приезжать
приехать
прийти
приходится
приходить
происходить
проникать
проявляться
равняться
разразиться
сводиться
слезать
случаться
снижаться
сопровождать
сравниваться
становиться
телиться
удаваться
узнать
укорениться
уцелеть
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1) а) подходить
б) прибывать, приезжать; преодолевать (какое-л. расстояние)
2) а) делаться
б) доходить, достигать, равняться, составлять; простираться
в) приходить в соприкосновение с чем-л., вступать в связь с чем-л.,
г) наступать, случаться, происходить (может прямо не переводиться)
д) появляться, проявляться (о различных объектах); прорастать
е) сленг испытывать оргазм, «кончать» (иногда в сочетании с off)
ж) выпадать, доставаться кому-л. (о вещи, доле и т.п.); передаваться по наследству, по договору и т.п.
з) получаться, выходить; подходить, достигать состояния готовности (о сыре, масле и т.д.)
3) происходить, истекать; следовать, вытекать (как следствие из причины)
4) поставляться
Новый англо-русский словарь > come
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foreknow
verb
(past foreknew;
past participle
foreknown)
знать наперед
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(v) знать заранее; предвидеть
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прош. вр. — foreknew
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[fore’know || fɔr’nəʊ /fɔː-]
знать наперед, предвидеть
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прош. вр. — foreknew, прич. прош. вр. — foreknown
знать наперед
Новый англо-русский словарь > foreknow