acquainting
acquainting — 動詞
- acquaintingpresent simple I / you / we / they
- acquaintings3rd person singular
- acquaintinging-ing form
- acquaintingedpast simple
1. to bring two people together so that they meet and get to know each other, often
介紹認識
將某人介紹給另一個人,使其彼此認識
to bring two people together so that they meet and get to know each other, often in a formal or social setting.
The director acquainted Sayaka with the rest of the editorial team during her first week.
在 Sayaka 上班的第一週,主管將她介紹給編輯團隊的其他人認識。
acquaint + person + with + group of people
Faisal spent the first hour acquainting himself with the other guests at the wedding reception.
Faisal 花了一個小時在婚宴上認識其他的賓客。
reflexive: acquaint yourself with people
A senior colleague was asked to acquaint the visiting scholar with the department members.
一位資深同事被請來將訪問學者介紹給系上成員認識。
The host took great care to acquaint each newcomer with the regular club attendees.
主人非常用心地將每位新來者介紹給社團的固定成員認識。
文法句型
acquaint + person + with + person/group
用法筆記
Object of this sense must refer to a person or group of people. The 'with' phrase introduces the person or people being met. This sense does not apply to information, skills, or topics.
常見錯誤
2. to provide someone with the knowledge, training, or experience they need to unde
使熟悉
提供知識或經驗使某人了解某個主題或系統
to provide someone with the knowledge, training, or experience they need to understand a particular subject, system, or situation.
The safety workshop acquainted all staff with the new emergency evacuation plan.
安全講習讓全體員工熟悉了新的緊急疏散計畫。
acquaint + person + with + topic
Noor spent the afternoon acquainting herself with the laboratory equipment before the experiment.
Noor 花了整個下午熟悉實驗室的器材,為實驗做準備。
reflexive: acquaint yourself with a topic
This short video acquaints passengers with the security rules at the airport.
這支短片讓乘客了解機場的安全規定。
New employees attended a two-day programme to acquaint them with the company culture.
新進員工參加了為期兩天的課程,以熟悉公司文化。
- familiarise (UK) / familiarize (US)
More common and slightly less formal; often used in instructions ('familiarize yourself with the rules').
- orient (US) / orientate (UK)
Focuses on helping someone find their way in a new environment or system.
文法句型
acquaint + person + with + topic/information
用法筆記
The object is a person or group; the 'with' phrase introduces a subject, system, skill, or piece of information. Frequently used in professional or educational contexts. To express the idea of actively learning something on your own, use the reflexive structure 'acquaint yourself with'.