transitive. To have cognizance or knowledge of; to be aware of; to know (as a fact or an existing thing). with object and complement, or…

transitive. To be acquainted or familiar with; = know, v. 6a. Also figurative of inanimate things.

transitive. To have practical knowledge of; to be conversant with or versed in: = know, v. 10. Obsolete.

transitive. To know or be acquainted with (a person). Obsolete.

transitive. To be acquainted with (a thing, place, or person); to be familiar with by experience; to have learned of by report or through the…

To know (a thing); to have knowledge of or about (a thing, place, person, etc.), to be acquainted with; †to understand. Now chiefly Scottish.

transitive. With with. To make (a person) familiar with something; to give or allow personal experience of. Frequently reflexive: to gain…

transitive. To acquaint. Frequently reflexive. Also intransitive: to be acquainted with, to associate with.

To be thoroughly acquainted or familiar with (an art, profession, etc.); to be able to practise or deal with properly.

transitive originally chiefly Scottish. To maintain one's attitude to or relations with (someone or something) at all seasons, or under all…

transitive. To have knowledge or command of (a language, subject, or skill); to be familiar with, conversant in. Obsolete.