know (someone or something) inside out

To know everything or nearly about someone or something; to be thoroughly familiar with someone or something. I've read this book so many times that I know it inside out. If you study this material for weeks, you'll know it inside out by the test date. I just think you should know a person inside out before you decide to marry them.

know something inside out

to know something thoroughly; to know about something thoroughly. I know my geometry inside out. I studied and studied for my driver's test until I knew the rules inside out.

know something/someone inside out

COMMON If you know something or someone inside out, you know them extremely well. Liam has played for some of the greatest clubs in Europe and knows the game inside out. I used to think I knew my daughter inside out, and I still find it hard to understand what she has done to me. Note: You can also say that you know someone or something inside and out. He knows the house inside and out, having stayed there so often.

See also: inside, know, out, someone, something

Collins COBUILD Idioms Dictionary, 3rd ed.

know someone or something inside out

know someone or something very thoroughly.

See also: inside, know, out, someone, something

Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary

know somebody/something inside ˈout

(informal) know somebody/something very well: You’ve read that book so often that you must know it inside out by now. She knows me inside out. I can’t hide anything from her.

See also: inside, know, out, somebody, something

Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary

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词组	know (someone or something) inside out
释义	know (someone or something) inside out know (someone or something) inside out To know everything or nearly about someone or something; to be thoroughly familiar with someone or something. I've read this book so many times that I know it inside out. If you study this material for weeks, you'll know it inside out by the test date. I just think you should know a person inside out before you decide to marry them. See also: inside, know, out Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. know something inside out to know something thoroughly; to know about something thoroughly. I know my geometry inside out. I studied and studied for my driver's test until I knew the rules inside out. See also: inside, know, out McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. know something/someone inside out COMMON If you know something or someone inside out, you know them extremely well. Liam has played for some of the greatest clubs in Europe and knows the game inside out. I used to think I knew my daughter inside out, and I still find it hard to understand what she has done to me. Note: You can also say that you know someone or something inside and out. He knows the house inside and out, having stayed there so often. See also: inside, know, out, someone, something Collins COBUILD Idioms Dictionary, 3rd ed. know someone or something inside out know someone or something very thoroughly. See also: inside, know, out, someone, something Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary know somebody/something inside ˈout (informal) know somebody/something very well: You’ve read that book so often that you must know it inside out by now. She knows me inside out. I can’t hide anything from her. See also: inside, know, out, somebody, something Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary See also: know inside out know somebody/something inside out know someone or something inside out know something/someone inside out know only too well a closed book closed book, a know (something) in (one's) bones I know Adam's off ox
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