"know" nach Englisch mit Beispielen - Kollokationen-Wörterbuch Englisch

know Verb

know + Substantiv

Kolokacji: 343

know things • know people • know one's suds • know one's name • know one's father • know one's identity • know one's business • ...

Verb + know

Kolokacji: 84

deny knowing • make known • demand to know • known for producing • want to know • know about happened • need to know • ...

know + Präposition

Kolokacji: 71

know along • know about • known until • known throughout • known since • ...

know + Adjektiv/Adverb

Kolokacji: 174

best known • commonly known • formerly known • known locally • popularly known • internationally known • colloquially known • ...

häufige Kollokationen

Kolokacji: 88

Kollokationen gruppiert nach Bedeutungen

Grup znaczeniowych: 36

(1) best, better

Kolokacji: 2

(2) commonly, normally

Kolokacji: 2

(3) formerly, once

Kolokacji: 2

Kolokacji: 55

1. widely known = powszechnie znany widely known

most widely known, more widely known

2. known locally = znany w okolicy known locally

know locally

3. popularly known = powszechnie znany popularly known

popularly know

4. know instinctively = wiedz instynktownie know instinctively

known instinctively

5. universally known = powszechnie znany universally known

6. know beforehand = wiedz z góry know beforehand

known beforehand

7. earlier known = wcześniejszy znany earlier known

know early, known early

8. historically known = historycznie znany historically known

9. known professionally = znany profesjonalnie known professionally

10. long known = długo znany long known

no longer know

11. somehow know = jakoś wiedz somehow know

somehow known

12. know before = wiedz wcześniej know before

before known

13. little known = mało znany little known

know little

14. traditionally known = tradycyjnie znany traditionally known

15. know firsthand = wiedz z pierwszej ręki know firsthand

16. alternatively known = ewentualnie znany alternatively known

17. know so far = wiedz do tej pory know so far

known far, far know

18. know intuitively = wiedz intuicyjnie know intuitively

intuitively known

19. together known = razem znany together known

20. known respectively = znany odpowiednio known respectively

21. known generically = znany rodzajowo known generically

22. know about = wiedz know about

23. most notably known = a w szczególności znany most notably known

24. known abroad = znany za granicą known abroad

25. alternately known = na przemian znany alternately known

26. known internally = znany wewnętrznie known internally

27. know roughly = wiedz z grubsza know roughly

28. know on-air = znaj na-powietrze know on-air

29. henceforth known = odtąd znany henceforth known

30. euphemistically known = eufemistycznie znany euphemistically known

31. known regionally = znany regionalnie known regionally

32. derisively known = drwiąco znany derisively known

33. known alike = znany podobnie known alike

34. supposedly know = ponoć wiedz supposedly know

35. increasingly known = coraz bardziej znany increasingly known

36. consciously know = świadomie wiedz consciously know

37. notoriously known = notorycznie znany notoriously known

38. known scientifically = znany naukowo known scientifically

39. commercially known = opłacalnie znany commercially known

40. erroneously known = błędnie znany erroneously known

41. automatically know = automatycznie wiedz automatically know

42. known hereabouts = znany gdzieś tutaj known hereabouts

hereabouts know

43. know diddly = nie miej zielonego pojęcia know diddly

But as far as I know, none of us knows diddly about undersea cable engineering.
"But you want me to spirit him away for a while, without knowing diddly about him?"
The Keldara were getting pretty damned good as shooters, but they still didn't know diddly about moving around in the world.
"The man doesn't know diddly about labor psychology, but he has an endless supply of hot air."
People who know diddly about wizards don't like to give us their names.
They told him nobody else knew diddly either, and to get the hell back to work.
The whole point is that we get along fairly well together, and I don't know diddly about Edwards.
You don't know diddly about some guy you've met in a bar.
And none of my guys knew diddly about them.
If you knew diddly about Shakespeare, you'd know that he was against "pretentious language."