know; understand; be aware of

administer; be in charge of

inform; notify; tell

knowledge; learning

bosom/intimate friend

(adverb) 1. yes; (noun)/knowledge; (verb)/to inform; (adjective) close or bosom (friend)

to know one-self thoroughly

common knowledge

common knowledge; general knowledge [colloquial]

act shamelessly

"for all I know...", "God knows..."

if a begger knew before hand what choices would lead up to him becoming a beggar, he wouldn't have made those choices in the first place

had one been able to forecast the outcome in advance they would not have done something the same way

know the inside story

(until) further notice

to be notified again or later

several good friends

several close friends

be aware of one's errors; acknowledge one's mistakes

to acknowledge one's mistakes [colloquial]

know the law but break it anyway

everyone knows

not know what sb is driving at; be unintelligible

commit a crime or mistake on purpose

(verb phrase) Violate or make problems purposely

to not know what one is doing; to not know (simple/common) things

it is used to describe a person or a thing that is absurd and a nonsense

acknowledging one's mistakes is the prerequisite to change

one must acknowledge one's mistakes first to be able to rectify them

do not gamble then you don't know how lucky you are, do not go whorring then you don't know your heath is good

world famous

unknown; nameless

can't tell how many there are - there are numerous similar cases

if you had foresight into today, you wouldn't have to have chosen yesterday's path

knowability

do not know | Cant.: 唔知道

not knowing

not to know something

may not know; to not know something

be in an awkward situation

find sth both funny and annoying;

not know whether to laugh or get infuriated;