Full Well : 완전 잘, 완전히, 확실히,분명히
Know Ful well : 잘 알고 있다, 충분히 알고 있다, 분명히 알고 있다
Recognize full well
Understand full well
1)
this is an adverb, it means without any possible doubt
when you stole it, you knew full well that what you were doing was wrong
Don't pretend that you don't know what is happening, you know full well while I am angry with you
to know something full well, you know very clearly, to know it without doubt
you know full well that you are not supposed to use car without getting my permission first
you normally use this where somebody knows something but they pretend to act as if they don't but they do know it
you it's very clear that they know it
you know I always work during the day, so you know full well that I am not going to be able to come with you to this event
you know full well that this is not going to happen
to know full well, you will recognizez full well that this does not belong to you
he understands full well what this means even if he pretneds that he doesn't
to recognize full well
to understand full well
to know full well
to know very clearly
very clearly
very well
without any doubt
you are suing this when somebody is saying i didn't know anything about it, I am sorry I didn't realize that was wrong. you knew full well that was wrong!
he is a grown man and knows full well the difference between right and wrong
he may pretend and by saying I didn't know it was wrong but he knows full well that he is was wrong
you made this dish really really hot with lots of chilies and you know full well I don't like hot food. I've told you before and something you are clearly aware of, so I forget is not a reasonable execuse
the government pretended that they didn't know this was going to happen but they knew full well consequences of what they were going to do
they understood full well how it would affect people
2)
this is used for emphasis, he knew full well that he was going to be embarrassed by what he did but he did it anyway
you are using this full well, you are emphasizing that somebody is definitely aware of something even if theye are behaving as if they didn't
and you are probably even adding a little bit a anger as well.
3)
I think this might be a mistake, you 'know fully well' that what you did was wrong
I am happier to use like this, you 'know full well' that what you did was wrong
Formality : 5
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