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| 31. | Be familiar with; to know about;to be familiar to |
| 熟悉;通晓 |
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| 32. | Be acquainted with; know the ropes |
| 熟悉 |
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| 33. | He has parliamentary procedure and the rules and traditions of the House of Commons at his fingertips. |
| 他对议院法和下议院的传统惯例都非常熟悉。 |
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| 34. | To be familiar;associate. |
| 熟悉；联系 |
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| 35. | They are very energetic, conversant in professional knowledge and good at negotiating with foreigners. |
| 这些人很有干劲，而且业务非常熟悉，对外谈判也是能手。 |
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| 36. | The quality or condition of being familiar. |
| 熟悉，通晓熟悉的特点或状态 |
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| 37. | The state of being conversant;familiarity. |
| 熟悉熟悉、精通的状态；熟识 |
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| 38. | well versed in the ways of journalists |
| 熟悉新闻工作. |
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| 39. | We won't go wrong, because I'm quite familiar with the streets here. |
| 我们不会走错路的, 因为我对这儿的街道非常熟悉。 |
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| 40. | familiarization training |
| 熟悉训练 |
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