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you know $1$ - translation to italian
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Do You Know?; Do You Know (disambiguation); Do you know; Do You Know (song)
you know
sai, lo sai già
you ought to know
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dovresti saperlo
know nothing
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AMERICAN POLITICAL MOVEMENT AND PARTY IN THE 19TH CENTURY WITH ANTI-CATHOLIC TENDENCY
Know-Nothings; United States Know-Nothing Party; Know-Nothing party; Know-Nothing Republican; Know Nothings; Know-Nothing; Know-Nothing Party; Know nothing party; Know nothing movement; Know-nothing party; Know-nothing movement; Know Nothing Party; Knownothingism; Know-Nothing movement; Know-Nothing Party (United States); Know-nothing Party (United States); Know Nothing Movement; Native American Party; Know Nothing Party (United States); Known Nothing; Know nothing; Know Nothing party; Know-nothing; No-Nothing Party; Knownothing; Knownothings; Know-Nothingism; Know Nothingism; Knownothingist; Know-Nothingist; Know Nothingist; Knownothingists; Know-Nothingists; Know Nothingists; Knownothing movement; The Native American Party; Supreme Order of the Star-Spangled Banner; Know Nothing movement; Order of United Americans; American Party (1855); The Know-Nothing Party; Supreme Order of the Star Spangled Banner
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Definition
know-all
(know-alls)
If you say that someone is a know-all, you are critical of them because they think that they know a lot more than other people. (BRIT INFORMAL; in AM, use know-it-all
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N-COUNT [disapproval]
