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Meanings of familiarise in English

Portuguese
noticiar
Catalan
familiaritzar

Make familiar or conversant with.

noticiar
Usage of familiarise in English
1
Donald Trump might want to familiarise himself with the so-called Streisand Effect.
BBC
2
You should also always familiarise yourself with local laws when purchasing overseas.
BBC
3
It is recommended that clinicians familiarise themselves with this simple pharmacological intervention.
Pubmed
4
But we will familiarise ourselves with them over the next few days.
The Irish Times
5
He sought to familiarise himself with their character, their properties and habits.
My Life and My Efforts
6
They will use the opportunity to familiarise themselves with the course.
The Irish Times
7
Please take a moment to familiarise yourself with our privacy practices.
The Irish Times
8
It's also important to familiarise yourself for the requirements when travelling with minors.
The South African
9
Shall we take a walk so you can familiarise yourself with the village?
The girl with the dragon tattoo
10
He must thoroughly familiarise himself with the meaning of five terms.
The Evolution of Man — Volume 1
11
They should familiarise themselves with the potential of information technology.
The Irish Times
12
If you plan on swinging by, it's important to familiarise yourself with the requirements.
The South African
13
Those who wants to homeschool their children should familiarise themselves with the homeschooling policy.
The South African
14
The course will familiarise students with the principles and concepts governing housing law and policy.
The Irish Times
15
He said, though, that the Kremlin had yet to familiarise itself with the draft law.
Reuters
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To this end, familiarise yourself with the technical aspects.
The Irish Times
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Familiarise through the time