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acquainted

UK
/əˈkweɪntɪd/
US
/əˈkwentɪd/

Translations

acquaintedpast participle
UK
/əˈkweɪn.tɪd/
US
/əˈkwentɪd/
Used exclusively as a past-participle adjective; specifying the sub-category improves grammatical accuracy.
She is acquainted with the new software.
Она знакома с новым программным обеспечением.
Additional translations
введённый в курс дела
осведомлённый
Synonyms
informed
familiar
versed
aware
knowledgeable
acquaintverb

acquainted

Past Simple

acquainted
Past Simple
acquainted
Past Participle
acquainting
Gerund
UK
/əˈkweɪnt/
US
/əˈkwent/
The teacher will acquaint the students with the new material.
Учитель ознакомит студентов с новым материалом.
She will acquaint him with her family during the holidays.
Она познакомит его со своей семьей во время праздников.
Synonyms
introduce
familiarize
enlighten
notify
inform
acquaintpast participle

acquainted

Past-participle form “acquainted” functions as an adjective meaning ‘familiar’; should be represented.

Definitions

acquaintedpast participle
Having personal knowledge or experience of something or someone.
She is well acquainted with the local customs and traditions.
Familiar or conversant with a particular subject or area.
He is acquainted with the latest developments in technology.
Known to someone through having been introduced or having met.
Are you acquainted with my sister?
acquaintverb
To make someone aware of or familiar with something.
The teacher acquainted the students with the new software.
To introduce someone to someone else.
She acquainted her friend with her new colleague at the party.
(reflexive) To make oneself familiar with or informed about something.
You should acquaint yourself with the company's policies before your first day.
acquaintpast participle
Familiar with something or someone; having personal knowledge or experience.
She is well acquainted with local customs.
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