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Moon7296 Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary
Understand = take it?
A: The xx effect is ~~~. (A explains "xx effect")
Do you understand?
Can I say "Do you take it in?" instead of "do you understand"?
Do you understand?
Can I say "Do you take it in?" instead of "do you understand"?
Top answer
No, that is not natural, moon. Do you understand? Do you get it?
- No, that is not natural, moon.
- Do you understand?
- Do you get it?
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No, that is not natural, moon.
Do you understand?
Do you get it?
Do you understand?
Do you get it?
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That's interesting!
I thought "take in" can be synonymous in some contexts after checking the definition of it:[tr, adverb] to comprehend or understand
Q) It looks like the definition gives information of its usage like "comprehend" and "understand".
It my previous question sounds unnatural, when can be the examples?
I thought "take in" can be synonymous in some contexts after checking the definition of it:[tr, adverb] to comprehend or understand
Q) It looks like the definition gives information of its usage like "comprehend" and "understand".
It my previous question sounds unnatural, when can be the examples?
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moon7296I thought "take in" can be synonymous in some contextsBut clearly not in all contexts.
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