0 present participle of apprehend --
1 to catch and arrest someone who has not obeyed the law: --
2 to understand something --
Careful inquiries have been made and there does not seem to be any reason for apprehending that the farm will go out of cultivation.
Therefore, the device is not so useful in apprehending a stolen car as my noble friend suggested.
The public can help the police by using the confidential hotline and can assist the police in apprehending those who commit these abominable offences.
One of the men resisted arrest, but the police used no more than reasonable force in apprehending him.
Phenomenology, then, did not just dovetail neatly with the nature of the archaeological record, it offered an obvious complement to some of the existing methods of apprehending and understanding it.
In short, it is difficult to see what might mislead the child into apprehending the adult use of dogs as an alternative for talking about a single dog.
Consider the case of driving a car and apprehending one's position relative to both the car and outside world.
What changes is the relation between the object and the child's way of apprehending it.
