intransitive. To have or come to have understanding or awareness; to understand or recognize a fact, the truth, etc.

To have comprehension or understanding (in general or in a particular matter).

intransitive. To have knowledge, awareness, or understanding.

To be certain or precise in regard to a particular question; to have sufficient knowledge to answer or… transitive. With the question expressed by an…

To comprehend with the mind or (in early use) the heart; to understand, apprehend, realize. intransitive. To comprehend something with the mind or…

absol. To have an inkling or idea; to understand. Now archaic.

transitive and intransitive. To understand. Now used (esp. in Caribbean and African-American usage) to avoid the negative connotations of under…

intransitive. To have or seek insight into something. Obsolete. rare.

intransitive. To understand; to know. Chiefly used in interrogative: ‘Do you understand?’ Cf. capisce, v.

figurative with allusion to the general sense; also spec. to study hard and closely at a subject (U.S.). Hence, to understand (cf. sense 6c (slang…

intransitive.

intransitive. To understand. Chiefly used in interrogative: ‘Do you understand?’ Cf. savvy, v.