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knowledge
['nɔlidʒ]
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danh từ
sự hiểu biết; sự am hiểu
a baby has no knowledge of good and evil
một đứa bé chẳng biết gì về điều thiện và điều ác
kiến thức; sự giỏi về một lĩnh vực nào đó
wide knowledge
kiến thức rộng
I've only (a ) limited knowledge of computers
tôi chỉ có một kiến thức hạn chế về máy tính
to have a good knowledge of English
giỏi tiếng Anh
my knowledge of French is poor
tôi không giỏi tiếng Pháp
tri thức
all branches of knowledge
tất cả các ngành của tri thức
the sum of human knowledge on this subject
toàn bộ tri thức của loài người về vấn đề này
knowledge is power
tri thức là sức mạnh
to be common /public knowledge
được mọi người biết đến
to come to somebody's knowledge
được ai biết đến
it has come to our knowledge that you have been cheating the company
chúng tôi được biết là anh đã lừa đảo công ty
to one's knowledge
theo như người ta biết
to my knowledge , she's never been late before
theo tôi biết thì từ trước đến nay cô ta chưa hề đi trễ
to the best of one's belief /knowledge
xem best
with /without somebody's knowledge
có/không cho ai biết
he sold the car without his wife's knowledge
anh ta bán xe mà không cho vợ biết
Chuyên ngành Anh - Việt
knowledge
['nɔlidʒ]
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Kỹ thuật
trí thức
Tin học
tri thức
Toán học
trí thức
Từ điển Anh - Anh
knowledge
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knowledge

knowledge (nŏlʹĭj) noun

1. The state or fact of knowing.

2. Familiarity, awareness, or understanding gained through experience or study.

3. The sum or range of what has been perceived, discovered, or learned.

4. Learning; erudition: teachers of great knowledge.

5. Specific information about something.

6. Carnal knowledge.

 

[Middle English knowlech : knowen, to know. See know + -leche, n. suff.]

Synonyms: knowledge, information, learning, erudition, lore, scholarship. These nouns refer to what is known, as by having been acquired through study or experience. Knowledge is the broadest; it includes facts and ideas, understanding, and the totality of what is known: "A knowledge of Greek thought and life, and of the arts in which the Greeks expressed their thought and sentiment, is essential to high culture" (Charles Eliot Norton). "Science is organized knowledge" (Herbert Spencer). Information is usually construed as being narrower in scope than knowledge; it often implies a collection of facts and data: "Obviously, a man's judgment cannot be better than the information on which he has based it" (Arthur Hays Sulzberger). Learning usually refers to knowledge that is gained by schooling and study: "Learning is not attained by chance, it must be sought for with ardor and attended to with diligence" (Abigail Adams). Erudition implies profound knowledge, often in a specialized area: "Some have criticized his poetry as elitist, unnecessarily impervious to readers who do not share his erudition" (Elizabeth Kastor). Lore is usually applied to knowledge about a particular subject that is gained through tradition or anecdote: Early peoples passed on plant and animal lore through legend. Scholarship is the knowledge of a scholar whose mastery of a particular area of learning is reflected in the scope, thoroughness, and quality of his or her work: a book that gives ample evidence of the author's scholarship.

Đồng nghĩa - Phản nghĩa
knowledge
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knowledge
knowledge (n)
  • acquaintance, familiarity, awareness, understanding, comprehension, realization, experience, expertise, skill, know-how (informal)
    antonym: ignorance
  • information, facts, data, gen (UK, informal)
  • wisdom, education, intelligence, erudition, learning