Question

B1  familiar  tanıdık

Accepted Answer

adjective  /fəˈmɪliə(r)   / adjective familiar (adjective)
 /fəˈmɪliə(r)  
/ adjective
 
 1 familiar
(to sb)
known to you; often
seen or heard and therefore easy to recognize
tanıdık
 to look/sound familiar
 Chinese music isn't very familiar to people
in Europe.
 It was a relief to see a familiar face in
the crowd.
OPPOSITE UNFAMILIAR
 2 familiar
with sth
having a good
knowledge of sth
âşina, tanıyan
 People in Europe aren't very familiar with
Chinese music.
OPPOSITE UNFAMILIAR
 3 familiar
(with sb)
(used about sb's
behaviour) too friendly and informal
laubali, senli
benli
 I was annoyed by the waiter's familiar
behaviour.

Level	B1
Kind	adjective
Front	familiar
IPA	/fəˈmɪliə(r) / adjective
Back	tanıdık
Back 2	familiar (adjective) /fəˈmɪliə(r) / adjective 1 familiar (to sb) known to you; often seen or heard and therefore easy to recognize tanıdık to look/sound familiar Chinese music isn't very familiar to people in Europe. It was a relief to see a familiar face in the crowd. *OPPOSITE* UNFAMILIAR 2 familiar with sth having a good knowledge of sth âşina, tanıyan People in Europe aren't very familiar with Chinese music. *OPPOSITE* UNFAMILIAR 3 familiar (with sb) (used about sb's behaviour) too friendly and informal laubali, senli benli I was annoyed by the waiter's familiar behaviour.

Familiar Adjective /Fəˈmɪliə(R) Tanıdık Sb Chinese People Opposite

familiar (adjective)