English [edit]
Alternative forms [edit]
Adjective [edit]
in the know (comparative more in the know, superlative most in the know)
- Informed, aware.
- Those in the know don't shop at that kind of store.
- Anyone who is in the know doesn't shop there.
- He appears in the know about such matters.
Usage notes [edit]
- Rarely used attributively without distinctive marking with hyphens or quotation marks.
Translations [edit]
informed, aware
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- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 知情 (cmn) (zhīqíng), 有知識的, 有知识的 (yǒu zhīshi de)
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- Dutch: ingeweid (nl)
- Estonian: teadlik (et)
- Finnish: tietävä (fi)
- French: au courant (fr)
- German: eingeweiht (de)
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- Hungarian: tájékozott (hu), beavatott (hu), jól értesült (hu)
- Italian: al corrente (it)
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- Portuguese: informado (pt) m, atento (pt) m
- Russian: в курсе (ru) (v kurse)
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- Ukrainian: обізнаний (uk) (obíznanyj), в курсі (uk) (v kúrsi)
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