O QUE SIGNIFICA KNOW-ALL EM INGLÊS
Know-it-all
Um know-it-all ou know-all é uma pessoa que, desagradávelmente, projeta uma compreensão expansiva de um tópico e / ou situação quando na realidade, sua compreensão é imprecisa ou limitada. Esta exibição pode ou não ser expressa diretamente. A palavra alemã Besserwisser também é usada em algumas línguas, literalmente, significando "melhor conhecedor".
definição de know-all no dicionário inglês
A definição de know-all no dicionário é uma pessoa que finge ou parece conhecer um ótimo negócio.
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10 LIVROS EM INGLÊS RELACIONADOS COM «KNOW-ALL»
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1
I Wanted to
Know All about God
Originally published in hardcover in 1993.
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Creation Vs. Evolution: Do You
Know All the Facts?
This book is different because the author carries radiation burn scars on his hands and arms from a 35-year career in the field of electromagnetic radiation and has theology degrees from the Institute of Jewish-Christian Studies and Liberty ...
3
Your Best Birth:
Know All Your Options, Discover the Natural ...
This book is like a good friend giving wise counsel." --Judy Norsigian, co-editor of Our Bodies, Ourselves: Pregnancy and Birth and Executive Director, Our Bodies Ourselves
Ricki Lake, Abby Epstein,
2009
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Know All About: Earth — the Blue Marvel!
Did you know that Earth is many billion years old, but human beings like you and me only appeared about 35,000 years ago!
You are never alone. Angels Know All contains channeled poetic messages from the angels interspersed with true angelic encounters that have changed people's lives.
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Norman Hall's Postal Exam Preparation Book: Everything You ...
This revised and updated third edition offers new test questions and exercises. Featuring information about various careers in the postal service and complete with a money back guarantee, this book is all readers need to pass!
7
Electrical Engineering: Know It All: Know It All
The Electrical Engineering Know It All covers every angle including Real-World Signals and Systems, Electromagnetics, and Power systems. • A 360-degree view from our best-selling authors • Topics include digital, analog, and power ...
Clive Maxfield, John Bird, Tim Williams,
2011
8
Think You
Know It
All?: The Ultimate Interactive Quiz Book
Calling All Know-It-Alls Can you name an astronaut who has walked on the moon?
9
All I Need to
Know I Learned from My Cat: And Then Some
In an updated volume of colorful cartoons, the author's sage cat offers a host of simple but profound lessons for happy, guilt-free living, such as--"It's okay to wear the same thing every day" or "Don't think too far beyond your next meal" ...
10
Know All About Space: The Great Beyond!
Did you know that stars do not twinkle?
2 NOTÍCIAS NAS QUAIS SE INCLUI O TERMO «KNOW-ALL»
Conheça de que se fala nos meios de comunicação nacionais e internacionais e como se utiliza o termo
know-all no contexto das seguintes notícias.
To pick a know-all chief executive is just plain dumb
When Deutsche Bank named John Cryan as its new chief executive three weeks ago, the commentary had an insidious subtext. He has “an ... «Financial Times, jun 15»
Why hiring a know-all chief executive is just plain dumb
Deutsche Bank's new chief executive John Cryan has been ominously described as 'thoughtful' and having an 'enormous brain'. Reuters. «The Australian Financial Review, jun 15»