know stuff



know one's stuff

 and know one's onions
to know what one is expected to know. I know my stuff. I can do my job. She can't handle the assignment. She doesn't know her onions.
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know your stuff

to know a lot about a subject or be an expert at doing something When it comes to restoring grand pianos, he really knows his stuff.
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know your stuff

  (informal)
to know a lot about a subject, or to be very good at doing something When it comes to restoring grand pianos, Mr Morley really knows his stuff.
See also: know, stuff

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Fitzpatrick[fits'pætrik]
WalterWAWL-tər (English), VAHL-ter (German, Polish, Italian)English, German, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Polish, Italian, Ancient Germanic
TatuTAH-tooFinnish
Emperatrizem-pe-rah-TREETH (Spanish), em-pe-rah-TREES (Latin American Spanish)Spanish
Gisela-German, Dutch, Spanish, Portuguese
Mikheil-Georgian