familiar 的英语意思
familiarfamiliar1 /fəˈmɪliə $ -ər/ adjective 
查看全部语言翻译1someone or something that is familiar is well-known to you and easy to recognize某人或某物令你感到熟悉，即你对其十分了解且容易辨认: 
a familiar tune一首熟悉的曲调look/sound familiar The voice on the phone sounded familiar.电话里的声音听起来很熟悉。be familiar to somebody The signs of drug addiction are familiar to most doctors.大多数医生对毒瘾的症状都很熟悉。 It was a relief to be back in familiar surroundings.回到熟悉的环境真是如释重负。 Beggars on the street are becoming a familiar sight.街头乞丐正成为一道司空见惯的景象。 This kind of situation was all too familiar (=very familiar) to John.这种情况对约翰来说实在太熟悉了（=非常熟悉）。 Her face seems vaguely familiar, but I can’t quite place her.她的脸隐约有些眼熟，但我一时想不起在哪里见过她。Register语体In everyday English, people often say that they know something rather than saying it is familiar: The name of the restaurant was not familiar to me. ➔ I didn't know the name of the restaurant.在日常英语中，人们通常用 know 来表达，而不说 familiar：The name of the restaurant was not familiar to me. ➔ I didn't know the name of the restaurant.2be familiar with something to have a good knowledge or understanding of something对某事物有充分的了解或认识: Are you familiar with this type of machine?你熟悉这种机器吗？ I’m not familiar with her poetry.我对她的诗歌不太了解。3be on familiar terms with somebody to know someone well and be able to talk to them in an informal way与某人相熟，能以非正式的方式与其交谈: He’s on familiar terms with all the teachers.他和所有老师都很熟络。4talking to someone as if you know them well although you do not与人交谈时表现得像非常熟悉，但实际上并不熟悉familiar with I thought he was being a bit familiar with my wife.我觉得他对我妻子有点过于亲近了。5informal and friendly in speech, writing etc言谈、写作等风格随意亲切: The novel is written in an easy familiar style.这部小说以轻松亲切的风格写成。 → familiarlyTHESAURUS同义词辨析be familiar with something to have a good knowledge or understanding of something, because you have used it, read about it etc before因曾使用过或读过等，对某事物有充分的了解或认识: · Before the interview, make sure you are familiar with the company’s main products.· 面试前，务必熟悉该公司的主要产品。· It will take a little while to become familiar with the new software.· 熟悉新软件需要一段时间。be used to something (also be accustomed to something formal正式) to have experienced something before, so that it no longer seems surprising, difficult, strange etc以前经历过某事，因此不再感到意外、困难或陌生等: · I’m used to eating spicy food.· 我习惯了吃辛辣食物。· Jay found the job hard to begin with, but he soon got used to it.· Jay起初觉得这份工作很难，但很快就适应了。· Consumers have grown accustomed (=become accustomed)to having a lot of choice.· 消费者已经习惯了（=变得习惯于）拥有大量选择。· Our staff are accustomed to dealing with the needs of foreign clients.· 我们的员工习惯于处理外国客户的需求。be at home with something to feel happy and confident about doing or using something, especially because you have had a lot of practice对做某事或使用某物感到愉快自信，尤其是因为有大量实践经验: · Tom’s lived in Moscow for 20 years and he’s completely at home with the language.· Tom在莫斯科住了20年，对这门语言完全得心应手。· It takes a few weeks for people to feel at home with the system.· 人们通常需要几周时间才能对这个系统得心应手。be comfortable with something/somebody to feel relaxed and not worried about doing something or being with someone对做某事或与某人相处感到轻松，不感到担忧: · We’re all becoming increasingly comfortable with buying things online.· 我们都越来越习惯于在网上购物了。· The activities are intended to help new students feel more comfortable with each other..· 这些活动旨在帮助新生彼此之间感到更加自在。
查看全部语言翻译1someone or something that is familiar is well-known to you and easy to recognize某人或某物令你感到熟悉，即你对其十分了解且容易辨认: a familiar tune一首熟悉的曲调look/sound familiar The voice on the phone sounded familiar.电话里的声音听起来很熟悉。be familiar to somebody The signs of drug addiction are familiar to most doctors.大多数医生对毒瘾的症状都很熟悉。 It was a relief to be back in familiar surroundings.回到熟悉的环境真是如释重负。 Beggars on the street are becoming a familiar sight.街头乞丐正成为一道司空见惯的景象。 This kind of situation was all too familiar (=very familiar) to John.这种情况对约翰来说实在太熟悉了（=非常熟悉）。 Her face seems vaguely familiar, but I can’t quite place her.她的脸隐约有些眼熟，但我一时想不起在哪里见过她。Register语体In everyday English, people often say that they know something rather than saying it is familiar: The name of the restaurant was not familiar to me. ➔ I didn't know the name of the restaurant.在日常英语中，人们通常用 know 来表达，而不说 familiar：The name of the restaurant was not familiar to me. ➔ I didn't know the name of the restaurant.2be familiar with something to have a good knowledge or understanding of something对某事物有充分的了解或认识: Are you familiar with this type of machine?你熟悉这种机器吗？ I’m not familiar with her poetry.我对她的诗歌不太了解。3be on familiar terms with somebody to know someone well and be able to talk to them in an informal way与某人相熟，能以非正式的方式与其交谈: He’s on familiar terms with all the teachers.他和所有老师都很熟络。4talking to someone as if you know them well although you do not与人交谈时表现得像非常熟悉，但实际上并不熟悉familiar with I thought he was being a bit familiar with my wife.我觉得他对我妻子有点过于亲近了。5informal and friendly in speech, writing etc言谈、写作等风格随意亲切: The novel is written in an easy familiar style.这部小说以轻松亲切的风格写成。 → familiarlyTHESAURUS同义词辨析be familiar with something to have a good knowledge or understanding of something, because you have used it, read about it etc before因曾使用过或读过等，对某事物有充分的了解或认识: · Before the interview, make sure you are familiar with the company’s main products.· 面试前，务必熟悉该公司的主要产品。· It will take a little while to become familiar with the new software.· 熟悉新软件需要一段时间。be used to something (also be accustomed to something formal正式) to have experienced something before, so that it no longer seems surprising, difficult, strange etc以前经历过某事，因此不再感到意外、困难或陌生等: · I’m used to eating spicy food.· 我习惯了吃辛辣食物。· Jay found the job hard to begin with, but he soon got used to it.· Jay起初觉得这份工作很难，但很快就适应了。· Consumers have grown accustomed (=become accustomed)to having a lot of choice.· 消费者已经习惯了（=变得习惯于）拥有大量选择。· Our staff are accustomed to dealing with the needs of foreign clients.· 我们的员工习惯于处理外国客户的需求。be at home with something to feel happy and confident about doing or using something, especially because you have had a lot of practice对做某事或使用某物感到愉快自信，尤其是因为有大量实践经验: · Tom’s lived in Moscow for 20 years and he’s completely at home with the language.· Tom在莫斯科住了20年，对这门语言完全得心应手。· It takes a few weeks for people to feel at home with the system.· 人们通常需要几周时间才能对这个系统得心应手。be comfortable with something/somebody to feel relaxed and not worried about doing something or being with someone对做某事或与某人相处感到轻松，不感到担忧: · We’re all becoming increasingly comfortable with buying things online.· 我们都越来越习惯于在网上购物了。· The activities are intended to help new students feel more comfortable with each other..· 这些活动旨在帮助新生彼此之间感到更加自在。