Significats de more conversant en anglès

You are a man of honor, and more conversant with business than I.

With time, I'm sure we'll be more conversant with Kotchikpa.

Wilkins, much more conversant with the Court, spied on them from time to time through a prospective-glass.

Since our organization is founded on the Bible, we should, as Odd-Fellows, become more conversant with it.

After a few muttered imprecations he handed the Bradshaw to Tommy as being more conversant with its mysteries.

Her term at Lakeview Hall had made Nan much more conversant with luxury than she had been before.

If we had been more conversant with ancient chronology we might have understood, but we were not so conversant.

I confess, to my shame, that I am much more conversant with it than with the succession of our kings.

With more environmental regulation likely, "They need to get more conversant with climate risk," she said in an interview on Tuesday.

He saw that the men of the old régime were more conversant in the art of flattery, more eager than the new men.

However we left the matter to be settled by our friends at the fort who were more conversant with winter travelling than ourselves.

Altogether, he had the look of a man more conversant with mint juleps and oyster suppers than with the hardships of prairie service.

He is more conversant with the divine prophets than the world's profits, and makes the joy of his soul in the tidings of his salvation.

But these are questions which I must leave to those more conversant with the merits and demerits of free trade and protection than I am.

The more conversant one becomes with systems of classification, when reduced to practice, the more he becomes assured that a perfect bibliographical system is impossible.

"A subject with which I have been forced to become more conversant than ever I thought possible."