くわ
Meanings
Adjective (い)
1. detailed; full; minute
2. knowing very well; knowledgeable (about); well-acquainted (with); well-informed (about); familiar (with)
Kanji used
detailed
Pitch accent
わし
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Examples (43 in total)
Are you familiar with this area?
We want further information.
I don't know much about the specifics.
I know a lot about ships.
I'm sorry. I don't know this area well.
I'm not really familiar with computers.
I'll explain in detail next week.
He is familiar with computers.
My uncle has a good knowledge of French.
You know quite a lot about sumo.
I want more detailed information.
He explained the facts at length.
He is familiar with Japanese culture.
The police questioned him closely.
Mayuko explained the rules in detail.
Why do you know so much about Australia?
A thorough investigation is now in progress.
Are you familiar with the periodic table of chemical elements?
I'll take a closer look at this later.
I'm not familiar with this part of the subject.
Please tell me the story in detail.
How come you know so much about Japanese history?
Is he familiar with this part of the city?
The radio broadcast the news in detail.
He explained his plans in detail.
This subject should be discussed in detail.
He explained this passage in detail.
Could you explain it in more detail?
Please show me your detailed plan.
The police have decided to look into the case.
Thanks to the history game, I learned a lot about American history.
We must make a close analysis of the causes of the accident.
Beth described what she had seen in detail.
Tom is very knowledgeable about Japanese art.
Is there someone who is familiar with welfare systems?
I'll check further into the matter.
He described the accident in detail to the police.
Could you elaborate on your new theory?
If you come to my house, I will tell you the story in detail.
Tom gave Mary a detailed explanation of how it worked.
The boy decided to observe and record honeybees in detail.
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