It can be anyone you know well.

可以你识的任何一个人。

But don't these people know each other?

不过这些人不都互相识吗?

In communities like Warren, it's kind of that place where everybody knows everybody.

在沃伦等社群，大家彼此都十分识。

Now then, it was precisely this familiarity that we needed to prevent.

正这种要求识的行动，人们应加以阻止。

The lawyer and his clerk had worked together for many years, and knew and understood each other.

两人共事多年，彼此识、了解。

According to him, we know the guys who took it.

据那人所言，我们识的一群人偷的。

After all, most of you probably do not yet know many others here.

毕竟，大家在这里可能还不太识身边的其他人。

In the middle of the action is Buttermilk, the outgoing pup who makes sure he's well-known by all.

中间的Buttermilk，它的外向性格使它被所有狗狗所识。

Mexico Beach Police Chief Anthony Kelly says, officers know a lot of residents personally.

墨西哥海滩警察局长安东尼·凯利表示，多救援人员跟当地的居民识。

It put her in high spirits. I had never heard her more malicious about our common friends.

这顶帽子使她的情绪高，我还从来没有听过她用这么刻薄的语言议论我们都识的朋友呢。

Close friends obviously no longer bother him.It is only strangers, or those with whom you are not closely familiar.

亲近的朋友显然不再困扰他。只有陌生人，或那些还不识的人，才会对他造成困扰。

However, seeing that it stayed motionless, they regained confidence little by little and tried to become more familiar with it.

可，看见船停住不动，他们渐渐恢复了信心，想法子跟船识。

Each time I would begin to feel comfortable around someone, it was time to pack up and move tothe next town.

每当我和周围的人识时，就我收拾行囊去下一个地方的时候。

Three of your oldest and bestest friends.

三个最识最要好的朋友。

I think you're right. It just feels like we have.

你说得对 但感觉已经识了。

A new kid on the block is simply a newcomer to a group of people who know each other well.

" a new kid on the block" 只指彼此互相识的一个团队里来的一个新人。

Wouldn't you know it? Me and some fellows I know were among the names called.

还不知道吗？我和我识的几个哥们都被选中了。

I saw Roger McGill being dragged out of his house by people we know.

正好看到罗杰·麦吉尔从家里被拖出来 被那些我识的邻居们。

Accordingly, it is important to know what topics are " safe" to discuss with strangers or acquaintances from a different background.

因此，了解什么话题可以“安全的”跟不同文化背景的陌生人或识的人交谈件重要的事。

These thoughts are things, so to speak, as real as a chair; but you are acquainted only with their purely subjective reality.

可以这么说，这些思想与椅子一般真实的事物；但你们只识它们纯粹主观的实相。