be acquainted

Miss Green has been left for the town for only one year yet, she seems to be acquainted with everybody who comes to the store.

Party committees should be acquainted with their work and check up on it, but would not attempt to take it over.

Actually, I happened to be acquainted with that woman.

It is crucial in intercultural communication and foreign language teaching to be acquainted with the new round of conflict.

He had to be acquainted with meteorology and know enough fluid dynamics to make sure he didn't overload his ship with booty.

I aspire to be acquainted with wiser men than this our Concord soil has produced, whose names are hardly known here.

Most office managers need to be acquainted with business mathematics, accounting, personnel law, and other traditional subjects.

To be acquainted with you is so beautiful. To be parted from you is so painful. Your figure is my most unforgettable memory.

To understand a name you must be acquainted with the particular of which it is a name.

They will be expected to develop an understanding of the basic grammar of the language, and be acquainted with songs and poetry.

Nowadays, everyone has to be acquainted with high-tech knowledge.

Can be acquainted with one another with you, is my fate.

Students will be acquainted with the supra -segmental features of spoken English and improve their level of fluency in speaking.

Be acquainted with piping drawings and piping building process.

Soon you will be acquainted with the people around here.

Denham, who was a friend of Hamilton's thought he ought to be acquainted with it;