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knowing - translation to russian
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Knowing (disambiguation)
knowing
['nəuiŋ]
прилагательное
общая лексика
знающий
понимающий
познавательный
относящийся к умственным способностям
знающий, понимающий
ловкий, хитрый
разговорное выражение
ловкий
хитрый
проницательный
преднамеренный
щегольской
модный
собирательное выражение
модный, щегольской
существительное
['nəuiŋ]
общая лексика
знание
познание
знакомство (с чем-л.)
понимание
осознание
знакомство (с чем-л.)
knowing
сущ.
1) знание, познание;
2) понимание, осознание.
knowing
knowing 1. noun 1) знание; знакомство (с чем-л.) there is no knowing what he will say - неизвестно, что он скажет 2) понимание; осознание 2. adj. 1) знающий, понимающий 2) ловкий, хитрый; проницательный a knowing hand at the game - искусный игрок 3) coll. модный, щегольской 4) coll. преднамеренный
Wikipedia
Knowing
Knowing or The Knowing may refer to:
- Knowledge
- Knowing (album), a 2015 album by Hubert Wu
- Knowing (film), a 2009 science fiction film
- The Knowing, an album by the doom/death metal band Novembers Doom
- "Knowing", a song by OutKast from the 2003 album Speakerboxxx/The Love Below
- "The Knowing", a 2011 song by The Weeknd from the 2011 album House of Balloons
- "Knowing" as expressed by gnostic groups
- Knowing, a 1988 fragrance by Estée Lauder Companies
Examples of use of knowing
1. Knowing of somebody is not the same as knowing all about somebody.
2. Knowing that dark matter exists is a far cry from knowing what it is.
3. She later conceded knowing him and knowing he was a drug dealer, but denied any sexual relationship.
4. "(The suspect) talked about being there, about doing this and doing that, and knowing this and knowing that," Gray said.
5. The benefits of knowing –– and the hazards of not knowing –– one‘s HIV status are clear from studies.
