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1 knowledge
[knowl·edge || 'nɑlɪdʒ /'nɒl-]◙ n. ידע; ידיעה; דעת; הכרה* * *◙ הרכה ;תעד ;העידי ;עדי◄ -
2 Knowledge management
◙ n. ניהול ידע* * *◙ עדי לוהינ◄ -
3 knowledge base
מאגר ידע (מאגר אשר מלבד נתונים מוגדרים בו חוקים וכללי היסק (משמש בסיס למערכות מומחה))* * *◙ ((החמומ תוכרעמל סיסב שמשמ) קסיה יללכו םיקוח וב םירדגומ םינותנ דבלמ רשא רגאמ) עדי רגאמ◄ -
4 Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil
עץ הדעת טוב ורע* * *◙ ערו בוט תעדה ץע◄English-Hebrew dictionary > Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil
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5 acquire knowledge
לקנות דעת, לרכוש דעת* * *◙ תעד שוכרל,תעד תונקל◄ -
6 acquired knowledge
קנה דעת* * *◙ תעד הנק◄ -
7 beat knowledge into someone
להרביץ תורה במישהו* * *◙ והשימב הרות ץיברהל◄ -
8 buying knowledge
קניית ידע (רכישת טכנולוגיה ולא רק מוצרים מוגמרים)* * *◙ (םירמגומ םירצומ קר אלו היגולונכט תשיכר) עדי תיינק◄ -
9 came to his knowledge
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10 carnal knowledge
יחסי מין* * *◙ ןימ יסחי◄ -
11 common knowledge
דבר ידוע לכל* * *◙ לכל עודי רבד◄ -
12 displayed knowledge
גילה בקיאות, גילה ידע* * *◙ עדי הליג,תואיקב הליג◄ -
13 disseminated knowledge
הפיץ ידע* * *◙ עדי ץיפה◄ -
14 enriched his knowledge
העשיר את ידיעותיו* * *◙ ויתועידי תא רישעה◄ -
15 extensive knowledge
ידע רב, ידע נרחב* * *◙ בחרנ עדי,בר עדי◄ -
16 general knowledge
השכלה כללית, ידע כללי* * *◙ יללכ עדי,תיללכ הלכשה◄ -
17 imparted knowledge
הקנה ידע* * *◙ עדי הנקה◄ -
18 intimate knowledge
ידע ממקור ראשון* * *◙ ןושאר רוקממ עדי◄ -
19 it is common knowledge
גלוי וידוע, כולם יודעים* * *◙ םיעדוי םלוכ,עודיו יולג◄ -
20 it is common knowledge that
ידוע ש-, כולם יודעים ש-* * *◙ -ש םיעדוי םלוכ,-ש עודי◄
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Knowledge — Knowl edge, v. t. To acknowledge. [Obs.] Sinners which knowledge their sins. Tyndale. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
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