From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishknow something inside outknow something inside outBritish English, know something inside and out American EnglishKNOW something to know something in great detail She knows her subject inside out. → inside
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know something inside out• As he was a thoroughly professional journalist, he already knew the media inside out.• Of course, if everyone knew their partners inside out, there's a good chance no-one would ever plight their troth.• He stutters, but he caddied for me for five years and he knows the game inside out.• I know this one Inside out!• They know their stuff inside out, but most importantly they also look like they are having a whale of a time.• Start off by adding every email address you know, and click on all the options until you know it inside out.know something inside outknow something inside out (also know something backwards British English, know something backwards and forwards American English) to be very familiar with something, especially because you have learned about it or because you have a lot of experience Erikson knows the game inside out. → knowExamples from the Corpus
know something inside out• As he was a thoroughly professional journalist, he already knew the media inside out.• He stutters, but he caddied for me for five years and he knows the game inside out.• I know this one Inside out!• Start off by adding every email address you know, and click on all the options until you know it inside out.• They know their stuff inside out, but most importantly they also look like they are having a whale of a time.• Of course, if everyone knew their partners inside out, there's a good chance no-one would ever plight their troth. 