Translations for „au fait“ in the English » German Dictionary

au fait [ˌəʊˈfeɪ, Am ˌoʊ-] ADJ pred

au fait

vertraut

to be au fait with sth

mit etw dat vertraut sein

to be au fait with sth (informed)

über etw acc auf dem Laufenden sein

Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to be au fait with sth (informed)

über etw acc auf dem Laufenden sein

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Certainly, those au fait with his complete works were confident that his performance represented the best of a short but promising inter-county career.

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Ironically, for a man so au fait with machinery, he died after being struck by a car.

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They are au fait with the latest technology, love travelling to farflung places and are happy to splash out on some of life's luxuries.

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And for those not au fait with the activity, the website gives a brief explanation.

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He is au fait with dressing room terminology and likes a bit of knockabout.

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Drawing is less au fait with the contemporary arts world, but it has to be the basis, really.

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Indeed, anyone at all au fait with their rights would have refused to sign it.

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It also allows those employed in a government department to be fully au fait with advice to a minister.

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Applicants are expected to be au fait with markets, trends, developments and practices at farm level.

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He starts off simple, just in case the lady he has his eye on isn't au fait with the emoji dating world...

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