know-everything
noʊ-ˈɛvriˌθɪŋ
Definition

Definition of know-everything - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
expertRareperson with extensive knowledge in a fieldRare
  • She is the know-everything of ancient history in our group.
polymath specialist
2.
all-knowingRareUSperson who claims to have all the answersRareUS
  • She acted like a know-everything during the meeting.
know-it-all wiseacre
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Origin of know-everything

English, know (to be aware) + everything (all things)

Terms with know-everything included in their meaning

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knowledge
know everything about a subject or situation
annoying person
person who annoys others by acting like they know everything
know-it-all
person who behaves as if they know everything
arrogant person
person who acts like they know everything and ignores others
behavior
behave arrogantly as if you know everything
arrogant person
someone who acts like they know everything
arrogant person
person who thinks they know everything
all-knowing
knowing everything or seeming to know everything

Examples of know-everything in a sentence

  • In our office, John is the know-everything about regulations.
  • He was known as the office know-everything.
  • Nobody likes a know-everything in the group.

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  1. French:érudit, monsieur je-sais-tout, ...
  2. German:Allwissende, Besserwisser, ...
  3. Italian:sapientone, tuttologo, ...
  4. Spanish:sabelotodo, sabe-lo-todo, ...
  5. Portuguese:sabe-tudo, sabichão, ...
  6. Chinese:全知者, 无所不知的人, ...
  7. Japanese:知識人, 何でも知っている人, ...
  8. Arabic:خبير, مُتَفَلْسِف, ...
  9. Hebrew:יוֹדֵעַ כֹּל, יָדְעָן, ...
  10. Russian:знаток, ...
  11. Ukrainian:знавець, всезнайка, ...
  12. Hindi:जानकार, सर्वज्ञानी, ...
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