With with. Knowledgeable about a thing or person, esp. through direct experience. Also: having some knowledge of; aware of.
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释义 | the world > action or operation > behaviour > customary or habitual mode of behaviour > [adjective] > accustomed, used, or wont > familiar with or experienced in anything (9) familiar1509 With with. Knowledgeable about a thing or person, esp. through direct experience. Also: having some knowledge of; aware of. frequentative1575 Accustomed, versed in. Obsolete. Scottish. rare. experienced1576 Of persons, their faculties and powers; occasionally of animals, and humorously of inanimate things: Having experience; wise or skilful through… beatena1593 Of persons: Inured to (anything), experienced. Obsolete. frequent1609 That is often in company with (a person); familiar; conversant in (a subject). Obsolete. veteran1624 Having long experience in a particular (non-military) position, field, or activity. seasoneda1643 Of persons or animals: Fortified by habit; acclimatized; familiarized with a certain mode of life or occupation; †trained, disciplined. hackneyed1749 Formerly (of a person): †having long experience in a particular field; experienced, practised; veteran (obsolete). Hence in later use: jaded or… Subcategories:— made familiar with (1) |
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