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I. known [nəʊn] ГЛ.

known прич. прош. вр. of know:

II. known [nəʊn] ПРИЛ.

1. known (publicly recognized):

known: poznan

it is a little/well known fact that ...: slabo/dobro poznano dejstvo je, da ...

2. known (understood):

known: znan

no known reason: brez znanega razloga

3. known (tell publicly):

to make sth known: razglasiti kaj

I. know <knew, known> [nəʊ] ГЛ. перех.

1. know (have information/knowledge):

know: vedeti

know: znati

know facts, results: poznati

do you know where the post office is?: ali veste, kje je pošta?

I know no fear: ne poznam strahu

I know what I am talking about: vem, o čem govorim

that's worth knowing: to je dobro vedeti

that's what I'd like to know too: to bi tudi jaz rad vedel!

for all I know: kolikor je meni znano

they might have even cancelled the project for all I know: kdo ve, morda so celo opustili projekt!

I knew it!: saj sem vedel!

but she's not to know: ampak ona ne sme izvedeti

God knows I've done my best: Bog mi je priča, da sem storil vse, kar je bilo v moji moči

God only knows what'll happen next!: Bog ve, kaj se bo zdaj zgodilo!

the police know him to be a cocaine dealer: policija ve, da je preprodajalec kokaina

to know how to do sth: vedeti, kako se kaj naredi

to know how to drive a car: znati voziti avto

to know the alphabet/English: znati abecedo/angleško

to know sth by heart: znati kaj na pamet

to know what one is doing: vedeti, kaj počne

to let sb know sth: dati komu na znanje

to let sb know sth: dati komu vedeti

2. know (be certain):

to not know whether ...: ne vedeti, ali ...

to not know which way to turn: ne vedeti, kam se obrniti

to know for a fact that ...: točno vedeti, da ...

3. know (be acquainted with):

to know sb: poznati koga

knowing Sarah, she'll have done a good job: kolikor poznam Sarah, je svoje delo zagotovo dobro opravila

she knows Paris well: dobro pozna Pariz

she knows Paris well: dobro se znajde v Parizu

surely you know me better than that!: pa saj me dovolj dobro poznaš!

you know what it's like: saj veš, kako je

to know sth like the back of one's hand: poznati kaj kot lasten žep

to know sb by name/by sight/personally: poznati koga po imenu/na videz/osebno

to get to know sb/each other: seznaniti se s kom/med seboj

to get to know sth methods: naučiti se

to get to know sth faults: odkriti

4. know (have understanding):

know: razumeti

do you know what I mean?: veš, kaj mislim?

5. know (experience):

I've never known anything like this: česa takega nisem še nikoli doživel

I've never known her [to] cry: nikoli je še nisem videl jokati

6. know (recognize):

know: spoznati

know by: prepoznati

by I know a good thing when I see it: dobro stvar prepoznam takoj, ko jo vidim

I knew her for a liar the minute I saw her: takoj, ko sem jo zagledal, sem vedel, da je lažnivka

7. know (be able to differentiate):

you wouldn't know him from his brother: ne bi ga ločil od njegovega brata

don't worry, she won't know the difference: ne skrbi, ne bo opazila razlike

to know right from wrong: ločiti, kaj je prav in kaj ne

8. know passive (well-known):

to be known for sth: biti znan po čem

it is known that ...: znano je, da ...

to make sth known: oznaniti kaj

Terry is also known as ‘The Muscleman’: Terry je poznan tudi pod imenom „mišičnjak”

to know no bounds: ne imeti meja

to know one's own mind: vedeti, kaj hočeš

to know one's place: vedeti, kje ti je mesto

to know the ropes: poznati vse prijeme [or zvijače]

to know the score: vedeti, kako stvari stojijo

to know which side one's bread is buttered on: vedeti, kdo ti reže kruh

to know one's stuff [or брит. also onions ]: spoznati se na svoj posel

to know a thing or two about sth: spoznati se na kaj

to know what's what: vedeti, kako se stvari streže

what do you know!: kdo bi si mislil!

to not know what hit one: ne zavedati se, kaj te je doletelo

II. know <knew, known> [nəʊ] ГЛ. неперех.

1. know (have knowledge):

know: spoznati se

know: vedeti

ask Kate, she's sure to know: vprašaj Kate, ona zagotovo ve

I was not to know until years later: to sem izvedel šele mnogo let pozneje

you never know: nikoli se ne ve

as far as I know: kolikor je meni znano

who knows?: kdo ve?

how should I know?: kako naj bi vedel?

I know!: že vem!

she didn't want to know: ni hotela vedeti

just let me know ok?: le glej, da mi sporočiš, prav?

2. know разг. (understand):

know: razumeti

know: dojemati [св. dojeti]

‘I don't know,’ he said, ‘why can't you ever be on time?’: „ni mi jasno”, je rekel, „zakaj ne moreš biti nikoli točen”

3. know (said to agree with sb):

I know: vem

4. know (conversation filler):

he's so boring and, you know, sort of spooky: tako dolgočasen je, pa še, saj veš, malo čudaški

he asked me, you know: vprašal me je, veš

you ought to know better: saj bi lahko vedel

I know better than to go out in this weather: saj nisem neumen, da bi hodil ven v takem vremenu

he said he loved me but I know better: rekel je, da me ima rad, ampak jaz vem, da to ni res

to not know any better: ne znati drugače

well-ˈknown ПРИЛ.

well-known (widely known): splošno znan

well-known (famous): slaven

well-known (famous): znan

I. know <knew, known> [nəʊ] ГЛ. перех.

1. know (have information/knowledge):

know: vedeti

know: znati

know facts, results: poznati

do you know where the post office is?: ali veste, kje je pošta?

I know no fear: ne poznam strahu

I know what I am talking about: vem, o čem govorim

that's worth knowing: to je dobro vedeti

that's what I'd like to know too: to bi tudi jaz rad vedel!

for all I know: kolikor je meni znano

they might have even cancelled the project for all I know: kdo ve, morda so celo opustili projekt!

I knew it!: saj sem vedel!

but she's not to know: ampak ona ne sme izvedeti

God knows I've done my best: Bog mi je priča, da sem storil vse, kar je bilo v moji moči

God only knows what'll happen next!: Bog ve, kaj se bo zdaj zgodilo!

the police know him to be a cocaine dealer: policija ve, da je preprodajalec kokaina

to know how to do sth: vedeti, kako se kaj naredi

to know how to drive a car: znati voziti avto

to know the alphabet/English: znati abecedo/angleško

to know sth by heart: znati kaj na pamet

to know what one is doing: vedeti, kaj počne

to let sb know sth: dati komu na znanje

to let sb know sth: dati komu vedeti

2. know (be certain):

to not know whether ...: ne vedeti, ali ...

to not know which way to turn: ne vedeti, kam se obrniti

to know for a fact that ...: točno vedeti, da ...

3. know (be acquainted with):

to know sb: poznati koga

knowing Sarah, she'll have done a good job: kolikor poznam Sarah, je svoje delo zagotovo dobro opravila

she knows Paris well: dobro pozna Pariz

she knows Paris well: dobro se znajde v Parizu

surely you know me better than that!: pa saj me dovolj dobro poznaš!

you know what it's like: saj veš, kako je

to know sth like the back of one's hand: poznati kaj kot lasten žep

to know sb by name/by sight/personally: poznati koga po imenu/na videz/osebno

to get to know sb/each other: seznaniti se s kom/med seboj

to get to know sth methods: naučiti se

to get to know sth faults: odkriti

4. know (have understanding):

know: razumeti

do you know what I mean?: veš, kaj mislim?

5. know (experience):

I've never known anything like this: česa takega nisem še nikoli doživel

I've never known her [to] cry: nikoli je še nisem videl jokati

6. know (recognize):

know: spoznati

know by: prepoznati

by I know a good thing when I see it: dobro stvar prepoznam takoj, ko jo vidim

I knew her for a liar the minute I saw her: takoj, ko sem jo zagledal, sem vedel, da je lažnivka

7. know (be able to differentiate):

you wouldn't know him from his brother: ne bi ga ločil od njegovega brata

don't worry, she won't know the difference: ne skrbi, ne bo opazila razlike

to know right from wrong: ločiti, kaj je prav in kaj ne

8. know passive (well-known):

to be known for sth: biti znan po čem

it is known that ...: znano je, da ...

to make sth known: oznaniti kaj

Terry is also known as ‘The Muscleman’: Terry je poznan tudi pod imenom „mišičnjak”

to know no bounds: ne imeti meja

to know one's own mind: vedeti, kaj hočeš

to know one's place: vedeti, kje ti je mesto

to know the ropes: poznati vse prijeme [or zvijače]

to know the score: vedeti, kako stvari stojijo

to know which side one's bread is buttered on: vedeti, kdo ti reže kruh

to know one's stuff [or брит. also onions ]: spoznati se na svoj posel

to know a thing or two about sth: spoznati se na kaj

to know what's what: vedeti, kako se stvari streže

what do you know!: kdo bi si mislil!

to not know what hit one: ne zavedati se, kaj te je doletelo

II. know <knew, known> [nəʊ] ГЛ. неперех.

1. know (have knowledge):

know: spoznati se

know: vedeti

ask Kate, she's sure to know: vprašaj Kate, ona zagotovo ve

I was not to know until years later: to sem izvedel šele mnogo let pozneje

you never know: nikoli se ne ve

as far as I know: kolikor je meni znano

who knows?: kdo ve?

how should I know?: kako naj bi vedel?

I know!: že vem!

she didn't want to know: ni hotela vedeti

just let me know ok?: le glej, da mi sporočiš, prav?

2. know разг. (understand):

know: razumeti

know: dojemati [св. dojeti]

‘I don't know,’ he said, ‘why can't you ever be on time?’: „ni mi jasno”, je rekel, „zakaj ne moreš biti nikoli točen”

3. know (said to agree with sb):

I know: vem

4. know (conversation filler):

he's so boring and, you know, sort of spooky: tako dolgočasen je, pa še, saj veš, malo čudaški

he asked me, you know: vprašal me je, veš

you ought to know better: saj bi lahko vedel

I know better than to go out in this weather: saj nisem neumen, da bi hodil ven v takem vremenu

he said he loved me but I know better: rekel je, da me ima rad, ampak jaz vem, da to ni res

to not know any better: ne znati drugače

ˈknow-all СУЩ. уничиж. разг.

know-all: pametnjakovič(pametnjakinja) м. (ж.)

ˈknow-how СУЩ. no мн.

know-how: know-how м.

know-it-all СУЩ. америк.

know-it-all: pametnjakovič(pametnjakinja) м. (ж.)

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know ГЛ.

know перех.: razpoznati

Present
I	know
you	know
he/she/it	knows
we	know
you	know
they	know

Past
I	knew
you	knew
he/she/it	knew
we	knew
you	knew
they	knew

Present Perfect
I	have	known
you	have	known
he/she/it	has	known
we	have	known
you	have	known
they	have	known

Past Perfect
I	had	known
you	had	known
he/she/it	had	known
we	had	known
you	had	known
they	had	known

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to make sth known: razglasiti kaj

commonly known as ...: splošno znan kot ...

no known reason: brez znanega razloga

if only I'd known this: če bi le vedel to

if I had only known!: ko bi le vedel!

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It's all you can do to stop yourself cranking up the temperature and slamming it into her imperious, know-all face.

www.telegraph.co.uk

You can detect none of the usual professional garden-writer's know-all smartness in her evocations of what it is like to create a garden.

www.independent.co.uk

The problem is that he is a booming, self-righteous know-all with the verbose boring tone of the autodidact blogger.

www.telegraph.co.uk

And what makes him so special is that he is not some kind of do-gooder know-all.

www.stuff.co.nz

The residents resent nothing more than some know-all returnee with a sense of superiority telling them what to do.

ottawacitizen.com

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