| 释义 |
know what you're doing/about know what (one) is aboutTo be adequately prepared or knowledgeable enough to do something; to be confident in one's abilities. You couldn't find a better leader: he knows what he's about, he stands up for his values, and he isn't afraid to put the wellbeing of others ahead of his reputation. I know her strategy may seem unorthodox, but trust me—she knows what she's about.See also: know, whatknow what you’re ˈdoing/aˈbout (informal) have experience of doing something and therefore understand it fully: ‘I’m worried about David using that machine.’ ‘Don’t worry. He knows what he’s doing.’See also: know, what
know what you're doing/about know what (one) is aboutTo be adequately prepared or knowledgeable enough to do something; to be confident in one's abilities. You couldn't find a better leader: he knows what he's about, he stands up for his values, and he isn't afraid to put the wellbeing of others ahead of his reputation. I know her strategy may seem unorthodox, but trust me—she knows what she's about.See also: know, whatknow what you’re ˈdoing/aˈbout (informal) have experience of doing something and therefore understand it fully: ‘I’m worried about David using that machine.’ ‘Don’t worry. He knows what he’s doing.’See also: know, what |