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familiarize Definition

fa·mil·iar·ize (fə mil′yər īz′, -mil′ē ər-)

transitive verb -·ized′, -·iz′·ing

  1. to make commonly known
  2. to make (another or oneself) accustomed or fully acquainted with something

familiarize Related Forms

fa·mil′·iari·za′·tion noun

familiarize Usage Examples

Object

  • yourselves: If you are not then I sugest you go back and familiarize yourselves with it now.
  • reader: These poems will familiarize readers with the real pleasures of teasing out meaning from language.
  • student: To familiarize the students with the project, some homework problems will only be accessible only via the homepage!
  • user: The company has named the new service 3G+ ( read 3G plus ) to familiarize users with the HSDPA service.
  • people: We hold demonstrations at fairs, summer sales, to start showing potential and familiarizing people with possibilities.
  • participant: Two short articles and a set of questions are pre-circulated ( electronically if possible ) to familiarize participants with the subject and prompt discussion.

Preposition: with

work: Webster must get well familiarized with the work before the Mississippi book's publication.

Modifying Another Word

  • now: Users can now familiarize themselves with the amazing linguistic features of this powerful communication tool.
  • also: It will also familiarize students with the mathematical foundations of the theory of information.
  • then: Then familiarize yourself with some key documents in the client help before you get started.
  • just: OVERALL NOTES: In both villages we did the introductions, went over names, just familiarizing ourselves.