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1 known
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2 make known
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3 well known
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4 know
v saber, conèixer, reocnèixer, comprendre, distingir, discernir, veureTo know by sight conèixer de vistaTo get to know someone conèixer algúTo know to/how to saber ferFor all I know pel que jo sé, al meu entendreTo know best saber-ho millorTo make known fer saber -
5 make
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