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41 know-it-all
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42 know one's onions
know one's onions/stuff inf знать свое делоI know my onions. I can do my job.
Patrice knows her stuff when it comes to Mexican history.
Англо-русский словарь идиом и фразовых глаголов > know one's onions
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43 know one's stuff
know one's onions/stuff inf знать свое делоI know my onions. I can do my job.
Patrice knows her stuff when it comes to Mexican history.
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44 know something like the back of one's hand
know something like the back of one's hand/palm знать как свои пять пальцев (местность)I've driven a taxi in Madrid for years, and know the city like the back of my palm.
Англо-русский словарь идиом и фразовых глаголов > know something like the back of one's hand
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45 know something like the back of one's palm
know something like the back of one's hand/palm знать как свои пять пальцев (местность)I've driven a taxi in Madrid for years, and know the city like the back of my palm.
Англо-русский словарь идиом и фразовых глаголов > know something like the back of one's palm
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46 know-it-all
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47 know better than that
(know better (than that или than to do smth.))прекрасно понимать, соображать что к чему; ≈ достаточно умён, чтобы не (сделать, сказать и т. п.)Go down and say she ought to know better than to come here at such a time! (J. Galsworthy, ‘Caravan’, ‘Two Looks’) — Пойдите вниз и скажите этой женщине, что надо совсем ничего не соображать, чтобы прийти сюда в такое время.
‘He did - did he?’ said Soames, roundeyed. ‘What did he take this time?’ ‘Oh! Of course I knew better than to let him in.’ (J. Galsworthy, ‘Swan Song’, part I, ch. II) — - Ах, вот как? - Сомс сделал круглые глаза. - Что он утащил на этот раз? - О, я была не так глупа и не впустила его.
Jack London... was one who knew better than this; in The Iron Heel he gave a rough forecast of fascism and of the bitter struggle needed to vanquish it. (W. Foster, ‘The Twilight of World Capitalism’, ch. IX) — Джек Лондон... прекрасно понимал опасность иллюзий. В "Железной пяте" он в общих чертах предсказал появление фашизма и ту жестокую борьбу, которую предстоит выдержать для его уничтожения.
Police tried to clear the streets, but local constables knew better than to interfere with the diggers that afternoon. (K. S. Prichard, ‘The Roaring Nineties’, ch. 51) — Полиция делала попытки очистить улицы, но местные констебли отнюдь не горели желанием связываться со старателями в тот день.
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48 know all the answers
know all the answers иметь на все готовый ответ; быстро реагировать -
49 know by name
know by name а) знать понаслышке; б) знать лично каждого; в) знать по име-ни; -
50 know one's onions
know one's onions хорошо знать свое дело; знать что-л. назубок -
51 know the ropes
know the ropes хорошо ориентироваться (в чем-л.); знать все ходы и выходы -
52 know-all
know-all [ˊnəυɔ:l] nразг. всезна́йка -
53 know-how
know-how [ˊnəυhaυ] n1) уме́ние, о́пыт, су́мма зна́ний2) «но́у-ха́у», спо́соб передово́й техноло́гии -
54 know-nothing
know-nothing [ˊnəυˏnʌθɪŋ] n1) неве́жда2) филос. агно́стик -
55 know for sure
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56 know how to
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57 know much
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58 know the law
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59 know the ropes
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60 know the time of day
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