英和和英

Those will appreciate who can.

a twice‐told tale

unfamiliar

Who cares?

the condition of something becoming known to the public

something that is familiar to someone

the condition of being an intellectual

the state of lacking in knowledge

not made known

to know something intuitively

knowing and perceiving

Rather than that I knew, perhaps I should say...

the state of being popular

a common proverb

profess ignorance

an act of disagreeing

to be well-known

to know oneself―know one's own limitations

He can not know them

to feign on purpose

Despite your hopes and fears.

I have no means of knowing it.

known for certain

It is beyond the boundaries of human knowledge.

I know the exact spot.

the quality of having an unconcerned air

not openly made known

He can not be ignorant of them

the condition of being intelligent

in spite of oneself