not to know; unaware; unknowingly; fig. not to admit (defeat, hardships, tiredness etc)

to notify; to inform; notice; notification; CL:個|个[ge4]

to know; to be aware

knowledge; CL:門|门[men2]; intellectual

known; what one knows

to find out; to learn of

to inform; to notify

unknown

(idiom) not knowing anything at all; completely ignorant

as far as I know; to the best of my knowledge

a person of foresight; (religion) a prophet

ignorant; ignorance

well-known; famous

to know; to understand

known (to science)

to know the facts; to understand; to be familiar with the situation

to anticipate; to foresee

to be fully aware of; to know perfectly well

(idiom) unconsciously; unwittingly

perception; consciousness

perception (the process of perceiving sth with the senses); to sense; to feel; to detect; to be aware of

(idiom) as everyone knows

cognition; cognitive; understanding; perception; awareness; to be cognizant of; to recognize; to realize

not knowing what to do (idiom); at one's wits' end; embarrassed and at a complete loss

to be well aware

evidently; clearly; no wonder; knowable

innate sense of right and wrong; conscience; bosom friend

to be well acquainted with

omniscient

not known to anyone; secret; unknown

variant of 知識分子|知识分子[zhi1 shi5 fen4 zi3]

to know in advance

to know well; to be fully aware of

who would have thought; unexpectedly

to know oneself; to be intimate or close; intimate friend

content with one's situation; to know contentment (hence happiness)

unknown; unable to find out

to inform; to tell; to notify; notification

to have no sense of shame; brazen

top secret; hush-hush

reputation; profile; familiarity in the public consciousness

redbreast; robin

(idiom) self-knowledge

unable to differentiate good from bad (idiom); not to know what's good for one; unable to recognize others' good intentions

(idiom) (it) goes without saying; can well be imagined

(idiom) to ask a question, already knowing the answer

intimate friend; soul mate

to learn of (an event); to hear about (sth)

nonsense; nonsensical; incomprehensible; to make no sense