Acquainted with Meaning in English
expression · lemma: acquaint
əˈkweɪnɪd/, /əˈkweɪntɪd/ /ˈwɪð/, /ˈwɪθ/, /wɪð/, /wɪθ
uh-KWAYN-id WITH
ɐkwˈeɪntɪd/ /wˈɪð
uh-KWAYN-tid WITH
释义
To know someone slightly or be familiar with something, but not deeply or personally.
用法与细微差别
Used in more formal or polite contexts; often paired with 'get/become acquainted with'. Refers to slight knowledge of people or things—not close friendship or deep expertise. Common in introductions, networking, or describing new skills.
Spanish: familiarizado con - conocer aPortuguese (BR): familiarizado com - conhecerPortuguese (PT): familiarizado com - conhecerChinese (Simplified): 熟悉 - 了解Chinese (Traditional): 熟悉 - 瞭解Hindi: परिचित होनाArabic: على معرفة بـ - مطلع علىBengali: পরিচিত - জানা (আংশিকভাবে)Russian: знаком (с) - осведомлён (о)Japanese: 知り合いである - 慣れているVietnamese: làm quen với - biết sơ quaKorean: 알고 있다 - 익숙하다Turkish: aşina olmak - tanış olmakUrdu: واقف ہونا (کسی سے / کسی چیز سے)Indonesian: mengenal - akrab (tidak terlalu dekat)
例句
I am acquainted with your friend from school.
basic
Are you acquainted with this software?
basic
They got acquainted with the city quickly.
basic
I only got acquainted with her at last week's event, so I don't know her well.
natural
Once you become acquainted with the rules, the game is much easier.
natural
I'm not very acquainted with local customs yet, but I'm learning.
natural