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conocér
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verb[T]
To know someone; to be acquainted or familiar with a person.
conocér
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Etymology
From Latin cognōscere, meaning “to get to know, learn, recognize.”
Examples
Quiero conocer a María.
Quiéro conocér a María.
I want to get to know María.
Conozco bien a mis vecinos.
Conózco bién a mis vecínos.
I know my neighbors well.
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verb[T]
To know or be aware of facts, information, rules, or a subject.
conocér
Pronunciation
Etymology
From Latin cognōscere, meaning “to get to know, learn, recognize.”
Examples
Es importante conocer las reglas.
És importánte conocér las réglas.
It is important to know the rules.
Ella conoce la historia del país.
Élla conóce la história del país.
She knows the history of the country.
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verb[T], also pronominal: conocerse
To meet someone for the first time; to become acquainted with someone.
conocér
Pronunciation
Etymology
From Latin cognōscere, meaning “to get to know, learn, recognize.”
Examples
Nos conocimos en la universidad.
Nós conocímos en la universidád.
We met at university.
¿Dónde conociste a tu pareja?
¿Dónḋe conocíste a tu paréja?
Where did you meet your partner?
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verb[T]
To visit, experience, or become familiar with a place.
conocér
Pronunciation
Etymology
From Latin cognōscere, meaning “to get to know, learn, recognize.”
Examples
Quiero conocer México algún día.
Quiéro conocér México algún día.
I want to visit Mexico someday.
Conocimos varios pueblos durante el viaje.
Conocímos vários puéblos duránte el viáje.
We visited several towns during the trip.
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verb[T]
To recognize, identify, or tell something or someone by a sign or characteristic.
conocér
Pronunciation
Etymology
From Latin cognōscere, meaning “to get to know, learn, recognize.”
Examples
Lo conocí por la voz.
Lo conocí por la vóz.
I recognized him by his voice.
Conozco ese acento inmediatamente.
Conózco ése acénto inmediátamente.
I recognize that accent immediately.
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verb[I], usually with de
In law or administration, to hear, take cognizance of, or have jurisdiction over a case or matter.
conocér
Pronunciation
Etymology
From Latin cognōscere, meaning “to get to know, learn, recognize.”
Examples
El juez conoció del caso.
El juéz conoció del cáso.
The judge heard the case.
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