known

known
1.
see academic.ru/41132/know">know 1.
2. adjective
bekannt; (generally recognized) anerkannt
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see know
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known
[nəʊn, AM noʊn]
I. vt, vi pp of know
II. adj
1. (publicly recognized) bekannt
\known criminals bekannte Kriminelle
it is a little/well \known fact that ... es ist nur wenigen dat /allgemein bekannt, dass ...
2. (understood) bekannt
no \known reason kein erkennbarer Grund
3. (tell publicly)
to make sth \known [or to make \known sth] etw bekanntmachen [o geh publikmachen]
to make oneself \known to sb sich akk jdm vorstellen
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[nəʊn] ptp of know
adj
bekannt; expert also anerkannt

it is a known fact that ... — es ist (allgemein) bekannt, dass ...

known quantity — bekannte Größe

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known [nəʊn]
A pperf von know
B adj bekannt (as als; to sb jemandem; for für):
he is known to the police er ist polizeibekannt;
make known bekannt machen;
make o.s. known to sb sich mit jemandem bekannt machen, sich jemandem vorstellen;
a man is known by his friends (Sprichwort) sage mir, mit wem du umgehst, und ich sage dir, wer du bist;
the known facts die anerkannten Tatsachen;
known quantity → C a;
known substance → C b
C s etwas Bekanntes, besonders
a) MATH bekannte Größe
b) CHEM bekannte Substanz
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1.
see know 1.
2. adjective
bekannt; (generally recognized) anerkannt
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adj.
bekannt adj. p.p.
gewusst p.p.

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