knew [nuː, брит. njuː] ГЛ.
knew pt of:
I. know <knew, known> [noʊ, брит. nəʊ] ГЛ. перех.
I. know <knew, known> [noʊ, брит. nəʊ] ГЛ. перех.
| I | know |
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| you | know |
| he/she/it | knows |
| we | know |
| you | know |
| they | know |
| I | knew |
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| you | knew |
| he/she/it | knew |
| we | knew |
| you | knew |
| they | knew |
| I | have | known |
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| you | have | known |
| he/she/it | has | known |
| we | have | known |
| you | have | known |
| they | have | known |
| I | had | known |
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| you | had | known |
| he/she/it | had | known |
| we | had | known |
| you | had | known |
| they | had | known |
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Since they already knew the works of the commentators, they had a vested interest in ensuring that they remained the basis of the court system.
en.wikipedia.org If a normal person were going to deny something he knew to be true, he might be careful to deny it cagily.
www.newsweek.com The co-founders knew that they needed to jump-start one side of the market, so they decided to start with readers.
www.theglobeandmail.com Although gangs were disproportionately confined to lower-income inner-city sections, fear knew no boundaries citywide.
en.wikipedia.org But they knew all too well that colours could fade or discolour over time.
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