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单词 know all the answers
释义

answer /änˈsər/

noun
  1. That which is said, written or done in meeting a charge, combating an argument, objection or attack
  2. That which is called for by a question or questioning state of mind
  3. The solution of a problem
  4. An acknowledgement
  5. A return in kind
  6. Anything given, sent or said in return
  7. An immediate result or outcome in definite relation to the act it follows
  8. A repetition or echo of a sound
  9. Restatement of a theme by another voice or instrument (music)
transitive verb
  1. To speak, write or act in answer to or against
  2. To say or write as an answer
  3. To give, send, afford or be an answer to
  4. To behave in due accordance with
  5. To be in proportion to or in balance with
  6. To give a conclusive or satisfactory answer to
  7. To serve the purpose of
  8. To fulfil
  9. To recompense satisfactorily (obsolete)
  10. To be punished for (informal)
intransitive verb
  1. To give an answer
  2. To behave in answer
  3. To be responsible (with for)
  4. To suffer the consequences (with for)
  5. To be in conformity (with for)
  6. To serve the purpose (with to), to succeed
  7. To react (usu with to)
ORIGIN: OE andswaru (noun), andswarian (verb), from and- against, and swerian to swear

answerabilˈity noun

anˈswerable adjective

  1. Capable of being answered
  2. Accountable
  3. Suitable (archaic)
  4. Equivalent (archaic)
  5. In due proportion (archaic)

anˈswerably adverb

anˈswerer noun

anˈswerless adjective

answer back code noun

An individual set of characters by which each telex machine can identify itself and be identified

answering service noun

A commercial service which answers telephone calls, takes messages, etc for its clients when they are not available

answerphone /änˈsər-fōn/ or answering machine noun

A device that automatically answers incoming telephone calls, plays a pre-recorded message to the callers and records their messages on audiotape

answer back (informal)

  1. To answer someone who expects silent submission
  2. To answer pertly

answer to

  1. To give an indication of accepting as one's name
  2. To have as one's name (informal)
  3. To be accountable to

have (or know) all the answers

To be in complete command of the situation with no chance of being caught out (a statement usu made with reference to another person who is too self-confident)

know /nō/

transitive verb (knowˈing; knew /nū or (N American) noo/; known /nōn/)
  1. To be informed or assured of
  2. To be acquainted with
  3. To be familiar with from having learned or experienced
  4. To recognize
  5. To take notice of, approve (Bible)
  6. To have sexual intercourse with (archaic)
intransitive verb

To possess knowledge, in general or of the matter in hand

noun
  1. Possession of the relevant facts
  2. Knowledge (Shakespeare)
ORIGIN: OE cnāwan; ON knā, L (g)nōscere, Gr gignōskein

knowˈable adjective

Capable of being known, discovered or understood

knowˈableness noun

knowˈer noun

knowˈing adjective

  1. Intelligent
  2. Skilful
  3. Cunning
  4. Signifying secret awareness
  5. Deliberate

knowˈingly adverb

  1. In a knowing manner
  2. Consciously
  3. Intentionally

knowˈingness noun

  1. The quality of being knowing or intelligent
  2. Shrewdness

known adjective

  1. Widely recognized
  2. Identified by the police
noun
  1. A known fact
  2. (with the) that which is known

knowˈ-all noun

Someone who thinks they know everything

knowˈ-how or knowˈhow noun

  1. The faculty of knowing the right thing to do in any contingency
  2. Specialized skill

knowˈ-nothing noun

  1. Someone who is totally ignorant
  2. A member of the (Native) American Party (1854–6), orig secret

adjective

Completely ignorant

knowˈ-nothingism noun

I don't know

I disagree

I know or I know what

I've got an idea

in the know (informal)

  1. In possession of private information
  2. Initiated

I wouldn't know

I am not in a position to know

know all the answers

To be completely informed on everything, or to think one is

know better

To be wiser, better instructed (than to do this or that)

know how many beans make five

To be sensible and aware, to have one's wits about one

knowing to (obsolete)

Aware or informed of

known as

Going by the name of

know the ropes

To understand the detail or procedure

know what's o'clock (obsolete) or know what's what

To have one's wits about one, be on the ball

know which side one's bread is buttered on

To be looking after one's own interests

there is no knowing

One cannot tell

what do you know?

  1. What is the news?
  2. A greeting or expression of incredulity

you know (informal)

Used as a conversation filler, marking a pause, sometimes for emphasis but often almost meaningless

you never know (informal)

Perhaps
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