knew [nju:] ΡΉΜΑ
knew παρελθ of know:
I. know <knew, known> [nəʊ] ΡΉΜΑ μεταβ
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 βρετ 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] ΡΉΜΑ αμετάβ
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 οικ (understand):
- know
- razumeti
- know
- dojemati [στιγμ 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
I. know <knew, known> [nəʊ] ΡΉΜΑ μεταβ
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 βρετ 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] ΡΉΜΑ αμετάβ
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 οικ (understand):
- know
- razumeti
- know
- dojemati [στιγμ 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 ΟΥΣ μειωτ οικ
- know-all
- pametnjakovič(pametnjakinja) αρσ (θηλ)
ˈknow-how ΟΥΣ no πλ
- know-how
- know-how αρσ
know-it-all ΟΥΣ αμερικ
- know-it-all
- pametnjakovič(pametnjakinja) αρσ (θηλ)
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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.
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