be no stranger to
be no stranger to verb: to be familiar with due to past experience.
Verb
be no stranger to (third-person singular simple present is no stranger to, present participle being no stranger to, simple past was no stranger to, past participle been no stranger to)
- To be familiar with due to past experience.
- The dentist is no stranger to ill-behaved patients.
- We're no strangers to love; you know the rules and so do I.1987, Rick Astley, Never Gonna Give You Up
Forms of be no stranger to
| third-person singular present | is no stranger to |
|---|---|
| present participle | being no stranger to |
| past | was no stranger to |
| past participle | been no stranger to |
Questions about be no stranger to
- What does be no stranger to mean?
- Be no stranger to means to be familiar with due to past experience.
- What part of speech is be no stranger to?
- Be no stranger to is a verb.
- What is the past tense of be no stranger to?
- The past tense of be no stranger to is was no stranger to.
Words near be no stranger to in the dictionary
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