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22 die Kenntnis
- {acquaint} - {acquaintance} sự biết, sự hiểu biết, sự quen, sự quen biết, số nhiều) người quen - {cognition} nhận thức, trí thức hiểu biết - {cognizance} sự nhận thức, thẩm quyền, dấu hiệu phân biệt, phạm vi quan sát - {consciousness} ý thức - {information} sự cung cấp tin tức, sự thông tin, tin tức, tài liệu, kiến thức, điều buộc tội - {ken} phạm vi hiểu biết, tầm mắt - {knowledge} sự nhận biết, sự nhận ra, tri thức, học thức, tin - {notice} thông tri, yết thị, thông cáo, lời báo trước, sự báo trước, thời hạn, đoạn ngắn, bài ngắn, sự chú ý, sự để ý = in Kenntnis setzen [von] {to warn [of]}+ = zur Kenntnis nehmen {to take note of}+ = von etwas Kenntnis haben {to be aware of something}+ = jemanden in Kenntnis setzen {to brief}+ = das entzieht sich meiner Kenntnis {I don't know anything about it}+ = Er nahm jedes Wort zur Kenntnis. {He registered every word.}+ = jemanden von etwas in Kenntnis setzen {to notify someone of something}+ -
23 das Es
(Musik) - {E flat} = Es stürmt. {It's blowing a gale.}+ = Es ging heiß her. {It was a stormy affair.}+ = Es klingt richtig. {It rings true.}+ = Es liegt ihm nicht. {It's not in him.}+ = Es ist mir schnuppe. {I don't give a damn.}+ = Es ist sehr nützlich. {It's a great convenience.}+ = Es ging hart auf hart. {It was either do or die.}+ = Es macht mich verrückt {it gives me the willies}+ = Es ist klipp und klar. {It's clear as daylight.}+ = Es wurde viel gelacht. {there was a lot of laughter.}+ = Es fiel mir sofort auf. {It struck me right away.}+ = Es ist mir völlig egal. {I don't care a pap for it.}+ = Es hörte auf zu regnen. {the rain passed off.}+ = Es ist ihm zu verdanken. {It's due to him.}+ = Es fiel mir recht schwer. {I had a job to do it.}+ = Es ist allgemein bekannt. {It's a matter of common knowledge.}+ = Es ist äußerst preiswert. {It's excellent value for money.}+ = Es gibt noch viel zu tun. {there's still a lot to be done.}+ = Es geht drunter und drüber. {It's all haywire.}+ = Es spricht für sich selbst. {It tells its own tale.}+ = Es tut mir schrecklich leid. {I'm dreadfully sorry.}+ = Es geht mir schon viel besser. {I've improved a lot.}+ = Es fragt sich, ob das wahr ist. {the question is whether this is true.}+ = Es beruhigt mich, das zu hören. {I am relieved to hear that.}+ = Es läßt sich nicht entschuldigen. {It allows of no excuse.}+ = Es ließe sich noch manches besser machen. {there's room for improvement.}+
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