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not know the meaning of the word
To be completely without the particular quality, trait, or characteristic that is being described. Integrity? Ha! John doesn’t know the meaning of the word! Oh please, Janet, you don’t know the meaning of the word «poor.»
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not know the meaning of the word
If you mention a word and say that someone doesn’t know the meaning of the word, you mean that they do not have a particular quality or have never done or experienced a particular thing. Love? He doesn’t know the meaning of the word! Ruthie was an optimist; she didn’t even know the meaning of the word depression. Note: Nouns such as phrase and term are sometimes used instead of word. Patrick doesn’t know the meaning of the phrase `speed limit’.
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not know the meaning of the word
behave as if unaware of the concept referred to or implied. informal
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not know the ˈmeaning of the word
(disapproving) not have enough experience of something to understand what it really is; not be capable of really understanding something: Love? He doesn’t know the meaning of the word. ♢ They talk about justice, but they don’t know the meaning of the word.
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- there was/is something about (someone or something)
- there’s something about (someone or something)
- there’s something about somebody/something
- prove (to be) (something)
- prove to be
- as (something) as they come
- as as they come
- as clever, stupid, etc. as they come
- How (something) can you be?
- how selfish, stupid, ungrateful, etc. can you get?
The statement is said to express ire and/or contempt. When someone says it, they are saying that the person who used the aforementioned adjective should not be using it, as they don’t truly know what it means to feel it. I.E. you had your face melted off, and you broke the arm of someone who pissed you off. You would say «Painful? You don’t know the meaning of the word.»
Offender: My family are all idiots. I mean, I’m never stop having to suffer their genocide.
You: Suffering? you don’t know the meaning of the word.
by Tevel February 19, 2014
Sorry for the misleading title — but I know of no other way to put this question —
Is there a phrase or idiom or even word associated with this particular phenomenon/incident/occurrence ->
«when you don’t know the meaning of a/some word(s) in the definition
of a word, whose meaning you didn’t know, and hence had to look up its
definition»?
It is poorly worded, I know. Feel Free to Edit this question!
asked Jul 1, 2016 at 11:53
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New to/at — ODO
adjective 2.2 Inexperienced at or unaccustomed to (an activity)
«I’m quite new to gardening»
«So I’m quite new at it, I’m still naïve and eager, which is why I’m in the publicity role.»
When you say that you’re new to something, people generally understand that your knowledge in that field is very little, as if you’re almost ignorant. However it doesn’t usually have that negative connotation associated with being called an ignorant.
answered Jul 2, 2016 at 5:02
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As for»fatigue», more than
Что же касается» утомления»,
то более чем 150 стран убедительно демонстрируют, что им не известно значение этого слова.
It just seems to me that
the
son
of the
mayor
of
one
of the
most respectable
Мне это видится как сын мэра одного из самых респектабельных городов Мичигана… как
women did not
know
or understand the meaning of the word«rape», owing to
the
women’s relative lack
of
awareness.
Женщины не понимают или не представляют себе значения слова<< изнасилование>> в связи с тем, что они недостаточно осведомлены в этих вопросах.
term Scientology is taken from
the
Latin
word
scio(knowing,
Термин« Саентология» происходит от латинского слова« scio»(
знание в самом полном смысле этого слова) и греческого слова« logos»( учение).
Я использую слово» суфий» в самом широком смысле этого слова.
Ron Hubbard, comes from
the
Latin scio which means«knowing, in
the
fullest meaning of the word» and
the
Greek
word
logos which means»study
of.
Роном Хаббардом, образовано от латинского
слова
scio, что означает« знание в самом полном смысле этого слова», и греческого
слова
logos, что значит« учение».
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