know somebody by sight
know (someone or something) by sight
To recognize someone or something based solely on appearance (without knowing any other information, such as a name, etc.). Even after working there for a year, there were still some co-workers I only knew by sight. I'd know the place by sight, but I don't think I could tell you how to get there.
See also: by, know, sight
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.
know somebody by ˈsight
recognize somebody and know who they are, without having spoken to them: I haven’t actually met Dr. Galston, but I know him by sight of course.See also: by, know, sight, somebody
Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary
- know (someone or something) by sight
- know by sight
- feud
- feud about (someone or something)
- feud with (someone)
- feud with (someone) over (someone or something)
- feud over (someone or something)
- honor (someone) with (something)
- honor with
- get something straight