have comprehension

Frequency: 7.09.8 per million words

To possess the ability to understand something.

comprehensionVERB + NOUN

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Examples (10)

  • He apparently has no comprehension of the suffering of others.
  • She has a good comprehension of complex scientific theories.
  • As a child, I had little comprehension of the political situation.
  • To pass the exam, you must have a full comprehension of the subject matter.
  • Do you have any comprehension of how serious this problem is?
  • Having a clear comprehension of the instructions is crucial for success.
  • The new AI model seems to have some comprehension of human emotions.
  • He has only a limited comprehension of social cues, which makes interactions difficult.
  • If he had a better comprehension of the risks, he wouldn't have invested.
  • The new employees have a basic comprehension of the company's goals.