acquainted
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ac·quaint·ed
(ə-kwān′tĭd)adj.
1. Known by or familiar with another.
2. Informed or familiar: Are you fully acquainted with the facts?
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acquainted
(əˈkweɪntɪd)adj (postpositive)
1. (sometimes foll by with) on terms of familiarity but not intimacy
2. (foll by with) having knowledge or experience (of); familiar (with)
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Adj. | 1. | ![]() familiar - well known or easily recognized; "a familiar figure"; "familiar songs"; "familiar guests" |
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acquainted
adjective
acquainted with
1. familiar with, aware of, in on, experienced in, conscious of, informed of, alive to, privy to, knowledgeable about, versed in, conversant with, apprised of, cognizant of, up to speed with, au fait with, switched-on about (informal) He was well acquainted with European literature.
2. known to, familiar with, friendly with, on good terms with No-one acquainted with them was allowed to talk to the Press.
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acquainted
adjective1. Having good knowledge of:
Idiom: up on.
2. Provided with information; made aware:
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poznatispoznati
acquainted
a. conocido-a, informado-a;
to be ___ with a case → tener conocimiento del caso.
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