Term Gallery logo

Meanings of known in English

Portuguese
sabido
Catalan
conegut
Spanish
sabido

Apprehended with certainty.

Related terms
sabido
Usage of known in English
1
South Africa's first known domestic case was made public 17 days ago.
The South African
2
The latter was always known as 'Little' Britain, the former 'Great' Britain.
Outposts: journeys to the surviving relics of the british empire
3
Of course, I'd known Amelia's problem before she'd said it out loud.
All together dead
4
The final result may not be known for several hours or longer.
Radio NZ
5
They are also known as sea gooseberries, sea walnuts and Venus's girdles.
BBC
6
Not well known; in the background; without clear vision; hidden from view.
Aeroplanes
7
In severe cases, it has been known to result in suicide attempt.
Pubmed
8
Animals have long been known to be a source of new infections.
Reuters
9
Ever since I'd known Huizi, I'd wanted to ask him a question.
Twenty fragments of a ravenous youth
10
Hong said no Chinese citizens were known to be among the victims.
The Guardian
11
Activision is best known for its 'Call of Duty' war game franchise.
Reuters
12
Power and Associates business, best known for car quality and reliability ratings.
Reuters
13
It's also known for minimal environmental and worker health and safety regulation.
Reuters
14
Solutions to this problem are given in what's known as Ramsey numbers.
Wired
15
Police said it could take several weeks before the reason was known.
Reuters
16
Had I known her longer, better-anotheryear, say- Imighthave answered her.
The Great Book of Amber
About this term
More collocations
Translations for known
Portuguese
sabido
Catalan
conegut
Known through the time
Known across language varieties
Australia
Common
Ireland
Common
New Zealand
Common
More variants