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1 to act from one's own knowledge
to act (to speak) from one's own knowledge действовать (говорить), исходя из собственного опыта/понимания/действовать (говорить) по собственному разумениюEnglish-Russian combinatory dictionary > to act from one's own knowledge
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2 knowledge
['nɔlɪdʒ]nзнание, знания, сведения, познание, эрудиция, наукаHe has a profound knowledge of the subject. — Он глубоко знает/понимает этот предмет.
All knowledge comes to us through our senses. — Все наши знания поставляются нам органами чувств. /Мы познаем все через органы чувств.
Knowledge is power. — ◊ Знание - сила.
- superfictal knowledgeA little knowledge is a dangerous thing. — ◊ Полузнание - опасно.
- theoretical knowledge
- necessary knowledge
- direct knowledge
- human knowledge
- first-hand knowledge
- stored knowledge
- knowledge base
- knowledge engeneer
- knowledge engineering
- knowledge box
- knowledge on the subject
- knowledge of the laws
- inside knowledge of the situation
- knowledge gained through long research
- lack of knowledge
- thirst for knowledge
- scraps of knowledge
- all branches of knowledge
- matter of common knowledge
- without the knowledge of her parents
- get knowledge of the subject
- rub up brush up one's knowledge of history
- have good knowledge
- have a working knowledge of computer
- have a good knowledge of smth
- have a reading knowledge of German
- have a working knowledge a German
- gain knowledge
- spread the knowledge of smth
- test smb's knowledge
- employ one's knowledge
- speak from one's own knowledge
- act from one's own knowledge
- speak with full knowledge of the facts
- be armed with knowledge
- acquire knowledge
- follow knowledge
- accumulate knowledge
- communicate knowledge
- possess the knowledge
- reach after knowledge
- show off one's knowledge
- base one's conclusions on knowledge
- best of my knowledge
- my certain knowledge...
- memory is a form of knowledgeUSAGE:
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