| 单词 | to know one's | 
| 释义 | > as lemmasto know one's  a.    to know one's ——: to have learnt everything necessary about ——; to be well informed about ——.Originally chiefly in various fixed expressions. to know one's business: see business n. Phrases 6. to know one's liripoop: see liripipe n. 2a. to know one's stuff: see stuff n.1 7g. ΚΠ 1559    J. Aylmer Harborowe sig. H  				They must know their quarter strookes, and the waye how to defende their head. 1749    H. Fielding Tom Jones II.  ix. iii. 302  				These [Heroes] are said to know their Man, and Jones, I believe, knew his Woman. 1776    C. Dibdin Seraglio  i. ii. 9  				Gun. Why I thought to myself; thinks I, the young Youth does not know his Soundings. Reef. Know his Soundings! Why he'll run bump a-shore for want of a Pilot. 1863    C. Kingsley Water-babies iii. 123  				If they want to describe a finished young gentleman in France, I hear, they say of him, ‘Il sait son Rabelais.’ But if I want to describe one in England, I say, ‘He knows his Bewick.’ 1891    C. MacEwen Three Women in Boat 72  				Surprise-turns and crooked bends make you, if you know your river, as crafty as any old fox. 1931    B. Marshall Father Malachy's Miracle iv. 73  				I know my theology too well to be guilty of any leanings toward modernism. 1952    J. Lait  & L. Mortimer U.S.A. Confidential  ii. xvi. 181  				Quigg comes from a ‘17th St. family’ which, if you know your Denver, is a breath above even the city's mile-high rarefied atmosphere. 1991    Premiere Aug. 30/2  				He knows his cinema grammar—why he's put something in a two-shot or why he didn't want a close-up. < as lemmas | 
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