familiar — well-known from long or close association
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: well-known from long or close association
Pronunciation (IPA): /fəˈmɪljər/
Korean meaning: 친숙한, 익숙한
Korean pronunciation: 퍼-밀-리어 (강세: 밀)
Example Sentences
- Your face looks familiar, but I can't remember your name.
- He became too familiar with his teacher and got in trouble.
- I'm not familiar with this new smartphone app.
familiar
ADJECTIVE//fəˈmɪljər//
well-known from long or close association
Grandmother recognizes her familiar grandson
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This particular vehicle feels so familiar
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Origin
라틴어 'familia(가족)'에서 유래되었습니다. 가족처럼 가깝고 친숙한 관계를 의미하게 되었죠.
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“Your face looks familiar, but I can't remember your name.”
“He became too familiar with his teacher and got in trouble.”
“I'm not familiar with this new smartphone app.”
“The smell of mom's cooking is so familiar and comforting.”
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