familiarised

fəˈmɪliəraɪzd

Definition of familiarised - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

experience

Rare

accustomed to something through repeated exposure

Rare

He is familiarised with the daily routine.

acquainted

habituated

knowledgeable

Rare

having knowledge or experience of something

Rare

She is familiarised with the new software.

acquainted

versed

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Origin of familiarised

Latin, familiaris (of a household) + -ize (to make)

Examples of familiarised in a sentence

They are familiarised with the company's policies.
He is familiarised with the latest industry trends.
They are familiarised with the local customs.

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French:familiarisé, informé, ...
German:gewohnt, bekannt, ...
Italian:familiarizzato, abituata, ...
Spanish:acostumbrado, acostumbrada, ...
Portuguese:habituado, familiarizada, ...
Chinese:习惯的, 熟悉的, ...
Japanese:慣れている, 精通している, ...
Arabic:معتاد, مُطَّلِع, ...
Hebrew:מוּרְגָּל, בָּקִיא, ...
Russian:привыкший, знакома, ...
Ukrainian:звиклий, ознайомлений, ...
Hindi:अभ्यस्त, परिचित, ...
Bengali:অভ্যস্ত, জানা, ...
Catalan:acostumat, coneixedor, ...
Czech:obeznámený, znalý, ...
Danish:vant til, kendt, ...
Dutch:gewend, bekend, ...
Greek:συνηθισμένος, γνώστης, ...
Hungarian:hozzászokott, jártas, ...
Khmer:ស៊ាំនឹង, ស្គាល់ច្បាស់, ...
Korean:익숙해진, 익숙한, ...
Persian:عادت کرده, آشنا, ...
Polish:przyzwyczajony, zaznajomiony, ...
Portuguese (BR):acostumado, acostumada, ...
Romanian:obișnuit, familiarizat, ...
Swedish:van, bekant, ...
Thai:คุ้นชิน, คุ้นเคย, ...
Turkish:alışkın, aşina, ...
Vietnamese:quen, quen thuộc, ...

familiarise

fəˈmɪl.i.ə.raɪz

Definition of familiarise - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

tr.

knowledge

Rare

make someone know something well

Rare

She familiarised herself with the new software.

acquaint

instruct

introduction

Rare

introduce someone to a new environment

Rare

He familiarised the team with the new office.

acquaint

orient

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Origin of familiarise

Latin, familiaris (of a household)

Examples of familiarise in a sentence

They took time to familiarise themselves with the local customs.
She familiarised herself with the local customs.
The guide familiarised the tourists with the museum layout.

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French:familiariser, initier, ...
German:vertraut machen, einführen, ...
Italian:familiarizzare, introdurre, ...
Spanish:familiarizarse, familiarizar, ...
Portuguese:familiarizar, introduzir, ...
Chinese:熟悉, 介绍, ...
Japanese:慣れる, 慣れさせる, ...
Arabic:عَرَّفَ, عَوَّدَ, ...
Hebrew:לְהַכִּיר, ...
Russian:ознакомиться, ознакомить, ...
Ukrainian:ознайомлювати, вводити, ...
Hindi:परिचित करना, परिचित कराना, ...
Bengali:পরিচিত করা, পরিচয় করানো, ...
Catalan:familiaritzar, ...
Czech:seznámit, zaškolit, ...
Danish:sætte sig ind i, introducere, ...
Dutch:vertrouwd maken, introduceren, ...
Greek:εξοικειώνομαι, εισάγω, ...
Hungarian:megismertetni, betanítani, ...
Khmer:ធ្វើឱ្យស្គាល់ច្បាស់, ធ្វើឱ្យស្គាល់, ...
Korean:익숙해지다, 소개하다, ...
Persian:آشنا کرد, معرفی کرد, ...
Polish:zaznajomić się, zapoznać, ...
Portuguese (BR):familiarizar, introduzir, ...
Romanian:a se familiariza, a familiariza, ...
Swedish:bekanta sig, introducera, ...
Thai:ทำความคุ้นเคย, แนะนำ, ...
Turkish:tanıştırmak, tanıtmak, ...
Vietnamese:làm quen, giới thiệu, ...

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