to understand; to know; to comprehend

to be sensible; to understand things; to be aware of what is going on in the world, especially of a child who is thoughtful or intelligent

to understand what one is reading or watching

muddled; ignorant; dazed and lacking understanding of things

popular and easy to understand; written in a simple and clear way for everyone

easy to understand or comprehend; straightforward

hard to comprehend or grasp; unintelligible

to know the business; to be an expert in a particular field or trade

to not fully understand; to seem to understand but not actually grasp the meaning

confused and ignorant; muddled; not understanding the logic of things; used to describe someone who is in a daze or lacks awareness

to feign comprehension when one does not actually understand something

the degree to which something can be understood; intelligibility or readability

Not to understand or comprehend; used to indicate a lack of understanding regarding a person, matter, or concept.

not knowing how to behave; lacking common sense or maturity; failing to understand how things work or how to act appropriately

to not understand; to be ignorant of; to lack understanding or appreciation of something

to only partly understand or not fully grasp a grasp a concept

to be unable to understand what one is hearing

to understand something by hearing it; to follow or catch what someone is saying

to understand what one hears; to catch what is being spoken

Unable to make sense of something or figure it out.

to make sense of; to grasp the meaning of; to figure out

to get a clear and thorough understanding of something; to master a subject completely

(slang) a person who pretends to be an expert or knowledgeable about everything

to understand how things work in a particular situation or social circle; to be savvy or sophisticated

(Northern colloquial) to be an expert or professional; to know the ropes or be familiar with a specific field of knowledge

to have good manners; to be polite

to be an expert or professional; to know how to do something properly

unable to make sense of something; cannot figure out

to hear what someone says but fail to comprehend the meaning or message

(idiom) simple and clear; easy for people to understand

to be unable to understand what one is reading or looking at; cannot make sense of something seen

to be able to understand what one reads or sees

(variant form) muddled, ignorant, or confused

to understand or get the point of something in a split second; often used in internet slang for quickly grasping a joke or a hidden meaning

(idiom) even the wisest can have a momentary lapse in judgment; every man has a fool in his sleeve

since the time one first began to understand things; for as long as one can remember

Confused, ignorant, or muddled; same as [[懵懂|懵懂|meng3 dong3]]

To read a text and comprehend its meaning.