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1: he is in the know საქმის კურსშია / საქმის ვითარება იცის2 (knew, known) ცოდნა (იცის)●●I wouldn't know him from Adam თვალით არ მინახავს // პირველად ვხედავ3 (knew, known) ცნობა (იცნობს)let me know მაცნობე! / შემატყობინე4 (knew, known) გარჩევა (გაარჩევს)he knows about wine ღვინოებს კარგად არჩევს // ღვინისა ესმის●●let me know შემატყობინე!I know his sort მაგისთანებს / მაგნაირებს ვიცნობif you know what I mean თუ ხვდებით, რისი თქმაც მინდაI know that he loves me ვიცი, რომ ვუყვარვარI know why it happened ვიცი, ეს რატომაც მოხდაto know better than; you ought to know better than to go out without an overcoat on such a frosty day იმდენი უნდა გესმოდეს, რომ ასეთ ყინვაში უპალტოოდ არ გახვიდეhe says he didn't do it, but I know better ამბობს არ ჩამიდენიაო, მაგრამ მე ხომ ვიციas to me I know nothing about it რაც შემეხება მე, ამის შესახებ არაფერი ვიციhe appeared not to know about it როგორც ჩანს / ეტყობა, არაფერი იცოდაhe was all agog to know what had happened ერთი სული ჰქონდა, გაეგო რა მოხდაI knew it all along თავიდანვე / იმთავითვე ვიცოდიit appeared that nobody knew about it აღმოჩნდა, რომ ამის შესახებ არავინ იცოდაhe swore by all he knew ვინც კი ჰყავდა, ყველა დაიფიცაI wish I knew ნეტავი, ვიცოდეI wish I had known ნეტავი, მცოდნოდაwe knew each other intimately ერთმანეთს ახლოს / კარგად ვიცნობდითI took it for granted that you knew it დარწმუნებული ვიყავი, რომ შენ ეს იცოდიI came the moment I knew როგორც კი გავიგე, მაშინვე მოვედი
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