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| 1. | right to know |
| 知晓权 |
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| 2. | You just can't tell." |
| 你根本无从知晓。 |
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| 3. | The degraded undergraduate upgraded the underlying（在下面、根本、潜在） virus program. |
| 降级的大学肆业生升级了潜在的病毒程序。 |
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| 4. | made known; especially made widely known. |
| 使之被知晓；特别是使之广泛的被知晓。 |
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| 5. | Primarily（首先、主要的、根本上）, the prime（主要、根本上、预先准备、灌注） criminal's（罪犯、罪恶） crime（罪行） has nothing to do with lime |
| 首犯的犯罪基本上与石灰和加班无关. |
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| 6. | to know; to be aware of; to understand |
| 知晓 |
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| 7. | 切勿视他人的追求为自己的目标，惟有你自己知晓自身所需。 |
| Don't set your goals by what other people deen important. Only you know what is best for you. |
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| 8. | To know intuitively. |
| 凭直觉知晓 |
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| 9. | The patriot's（爱国者） radar made the radical（根本、激进的） patient（病人、耐心） impatient（不耐烦、急躁）. |
| 爱国者的雷达使得激进的病人不耐烦。 |
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| 10. | You never know till you have tried. |
| 不尝试，不知晓 |
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