English to Spanish Meaning of acquaint - familiarizar

Acquaint :
familiarizar

impartir, notificar, familiarizar, transmitir, informar, instruir, iniciado, íntimo, avisar

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Definitions of acquaint in English
Verb(1) cause to come to know personally(2) make familiar or conversant with(3) inform
Examples of acquaint in English
(1) We wished to acquaint him with our quest and ask his assistance.(2) you need to acquaint yourself with the house style(3) ÔÇÿSo you'll take care of that,ÔÇÖ he continued, ÔÇÿand you'll acquaint Lieze with everything.ÔÇÖ(4) After two afternoon workouts before the All-Star break to acquaint Caminiti with his new position, he started the second half at first base.(5) For the fifth year in a row students took part in the Week of Welcome, a weeklong celebration that acquainted them with the campus as well as its many organisations.(6) He had become acquainted with the girls, who cannot be named because of their age, after meeting them through a parent of one of them.(7) You've acquainted us with the advantages of both.(8) There our host Fillip Lissicharov was acquainting us with the production of rose and lavender oils.(9) I have been personally acquainted with several members of the original Trapp Family Singers.(10) A US official at the UN began acquainting him with the ÔÇÿpolitical realitiesÔÇÖ before he left New York.(11) We're getting acquainted in a delectably discreet and secluded restaurant.(12) Are you acquainted socially or professionally with anyone who knows you under a different name?(13) In the programme this year, we are also trying to acquaint you with the culture of Japanese cuisine, through lectures and demonstrations of Japanese dishes and Japanese traditional sweets.(14) Four witnesses who were acquainted with the plaintiff testified that they thought of him when they read the article.(15) Lilah is not acquainted with her, which also means the readers have yet to meet her.(16) Today many of us are acquainted with persons of other religious traditions.
Related Phrases of acquaint
(1) acquaint with ::
familiarizarse con
Synonyms
Verb
1. familiarize with ::
familiarizarse con
2. introduce ::
introducir
3. familiarize ::
familiarizar
Different Forms
acquaint, acquainted, acquainting, acquaints
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