acquaintance ac·quaint·ance n

acquaintance ac·quaint·ance n
[ə'kweɪnt(ə)ns]
1)

(with person, subject etc) acquaintance (with) — conoscenza (di)

to make sb's acquaintance — fare la conoscenza di qn

it improves on acquaintance — più lo si conosce e più lo si apprezza

2) (person) conoscente m/f, conoscenza

a business acquaintance — una conoscenza di lavoro

an acquaintance of mine — un mio conoscente


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