英:[əˈkweɪntənsʃɪp]
美:[ əˈkweɪntənsʃɪp]
英:[əˈkweɪntənsʃɪp]
美:[ əˈkweɪntənsʃɪp]
noun
the state of being acquainted
They had a long-standing acquaintance.
personal knowledge : familiarity
had no acquaintance with the facts of the case
the persons with whom one is acquainted
Should auld acquaintance be forgot …—Robert Burns
a person whom one knows but who is not a particularly close friend
a casual acquaintance
Middle English acointance, aqueyntaunce, borrowed from Anglo-French acointance, aqueyntance, from acointer "to acquaint" + -ance -ance
The first known use of acquaintance was in the 13th century
Acts
a book in the New Testament narrating the beginnings of the Christian church see bible
activistnoun
a person who believes in forceful action (as a mass demonstration) for political purposes
activewearnoun
sportswear
acrophobianoun
fear of heights
acridadjective
biting or bitter in taste or odor
bitterly irritating to the feelings
an acrid remark
acquaintancenoun
knowledge gained by personal experience
had some acquaintance with the subject
a person one knows slightly
1 Even for a President whose acquaintanceship with the truth is a casual one, explaining away the figures in the C.B.O. report could be tricky.
2 Owing to Mr. O’Keeffe’s acquaintanceship with the Rockefeller family, the cafe had first dibs whenever the deer population was thinned out at the estate in Westchester County.
3 I have already spoken them through my window to begin acquaintanceship.
4 Weller posits that Fisher’s glittery friendships and acquaintanceships were symptoms of her needy craving for love but were also a reflection of her immense warmth, generosity and personal magnetism.
5 For all intents and purposes, she seems to have a personality and a genuine feeling of acquaintanceship with Foster.
6 Velasquez, who had been missing since July, was a work acquaintance of Foster’s; both men lived in Camarillo, in Ventura County.
7 The acquaintanceship woulds be a fate.
相识便是缘份。
8 This renewed acquaintanceship with the man in the mask is a brave endeavor, not least because you would be hard pressed to find a stage musical that has spawned a successful sequel: “Annie Warbucks,” anyone?
9 Recurring characters include detectives, the criminal proprietor of a seafood cannery, an aging movie star, an enigmatic dame in red and a suicidal working stiff who strikes up oddball acquaintanceships on a skyscraper window ledge.
10 Our acquaintanceship didn’t start on a promising note.
11 Probing acquaintanceship status in community healty service ( CHS ) for medico.
目的:探讨高校医学生对学习社区医学和社区卫生服务的认知.
12 None of them had military or government experience, but they did have long-standing acquaintanceships with the president.
13 While he has some acquaintance with the subject, he is not an expert.
14 The half-toilette and the tweed coat, mutton broth and "Balmorals," seem infinitely more congenial to acquaintanceship than the full-blown splendor of evening dress and the grander discipline of dinner.
15 I think this was an interesting acquaintanceship.
我想这应该是一次有趣的相识.
16 He seemed cold at first, but on closer acquaintance I realized that he was just shy.
17 Rather may we seek it in the acquaintanceship with the once too notorious David Haggart.
18 He said that even after years of acquaintanceship, refugees from Andijan still will not open up to him.
19 But all those qualities are so wrapped up in others that one could hardly ask for two men who are, at first acquaintance, more different.
20 He simply likes people, in a genuine and powerful way, and he finds the patterns of acquaintanceship and interaction in which people arrange themselves to be endlessly fascinating.
2 认识
cognitive epistemic awareness recognition realization familiarity acquaintance awakening cognition cognizance know recognize acquainted knowing cognizant epistemically notice knowledge discernment place observe discern acquaint oneself with
3 了解
knowledge notion acquaintance understand acquaint familiarize suss suss out latch on to acquainted tuned in fix understanding insight engagement grip savvy see know inform scope initiate induct discern be onto account for work out relate to keep up with get at be in touch keep in touch catch up on get in on get the picture keep in touch with be in touch with be in on
4 泛泛之交