Know from Meaning in English

expression

US

ˈnoʊ/ /ˈfɹəm

NOH-frum

UK

nˈəʊ/ /fɹˈɒm

NOH-from

释义

To identify or recognize someone or something based on specific information, appearance, or experience. Often used to say how you recognize someone or the source of your knowledge.

用法与细微差别

'Know from' is informal and often followed by a noun or phrase: 'I know her from school.' It can refer to recognizing someone by their appearance or to the context or source of familiarity. Don't confuse with 'know about' (have information) or 'know of' (be aware of existence).

• Spanish: reconocer por - saber por (experiencia)
• Portuguese (BR): reconhecer por - saber por (experiência)
• Portuguese (PT): reconhecer por - saber por (experiência)
• Chinese (Simplified): 通过...认出 - 从...知道
• Chinese (Traditional): 通過...認出 - 從...知道
• Hindi: से पहचानना - से जानना
• Arabic: يعرِف من - يميّز من
• Bengali: চেনা - জানা (পরিচিত হওয়া) - মনে পড়া (পরিচিতি)
• Russian: знать по - узнавать по (чему-либо)
• Japanese: ～で知っている - ～で覚えている
• Vietnamese: biết từ - nhận ra từ (bối cảnh)
• Korean: ~에서 알다 - ~로 알아보다
• Turkish: -den tanımak - -den bilmek
• Urdu: سے جاننا - سے پہچاننا
• Indonesian: mengenal dari - tahu dari

例句

I know her from school.

basic

He knows me from the gym.

basic

Do you know this song from the radio?

basic

We only know each other from online chats, not in person.

natural

People often know my brother from his YouTube videos.

natural

I can't know him from just a photo—he looks so different in real life!

natural