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1 knowledge
{'nɔlidʒ}
1. знание (of), common/general KNOWLEDGE (все) общо достояние
it is common KNOWLEDGE that общоизвестно е, всички знаят, че
my KNOWLEDGE of him това, което зная за него
to the best of my KNOWLEDGE, as far as my KNOWLEDGE goes доколкото ми е известно
to my (certain) KNOWLEDGE знам (положително)
not to my KNOWLEDGE доколкото знам, не
with a full KNOWLEDGE of с пълно съзнание за
it has come to my KNOWLEDGE that научих се, че
to keep from the KNOWLEDGE of крия от
I had no KNOWLEDGE of it не знаех това
2. знание, знания, познания, ерудиция (of)
to have a KNOWLEDGE of зная, владея (език и пр.), general KNOWLEDGE обща култура
3. новина, съобщение, известие, вест (of)
4. наука, познание* * *{'nъlij} n 1. знание (of), common/general knowledge (все)общо до* * *съзнание; осведоменост; ерудиция; знание; наука; новина;* * *1. i had no knowledge of it не знаех това 2. it has come to my knowledge that научих се, че 3. it is common knowledge that общоизвестно е, всички знаят, че 4. my knowledge of him това, което зная за него 5. not to my knowledge доколкото знам, не 6. to have a knowledge of зная, владея (език и пр.), general knowledge обща култура 7. to keep from the knowledge of крия от 8. to my (certain) knowledge знам (положително) 9. to the best of my knowledge, as far as my knowledge goes доколкото ми е известно 10. with a full knowledge of с пълно съзнание за 11. знание (of), common/general knowledge (все) общо достояние 12. знание, знания, познания, ерудиция (of) 13. наука, познание 14. новина, съобщение, известие, вест (of)* * *knowledge[´nɔlidʒ] n 1. знание (of); borrowed \knowledge заимствани знания (в кибернетиката); common ( general) \knowledge общо достояние; to the best of my \knowledge, as far as my \knowledge goes доколкото ми е известно; to my ( certain) \knowledge това го зная (положително); without my \knowledge без аз да зная; with a full \knowledge of пълно съзнание за; to get \knowledge of научавам (се за); it has come to my \knowledge that научих се, че; to bring to the \knowledge of довеждам до знанието на; to grow out of (s.o.'s) \knowledge позабравен съм от; to keep from the \knowledge of крия от; 2. знание, знания, познания, ерудиция (of); \knowledge of human nature познаване на хората; to have a \knowledge of владея (език и под.); to have a working \knowledge of имам известни познания по, разбирам нещо от, справям се с; general \knowledge обща култура; 3. новина, съобщение, известие, вест (of); 4. наука; • carnal \knowledge юрид. полови сношения.
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