0 past simple and past participle of comprehend
1 to understand something completely:
A certain facial athleticism is required to project oneself so as to be comprehended at a great distance.
This means that the difference between conditions lies in children's comprehension of pronouns, and further that reflexives are comprehended similarly regardless of condition.
These modifications can affect how a text is processed, comprehended, and understood.
Furthermore, pictorial annotations have a stronger and longerlasting effect than written annotations, both for vocabulary retention and retention of comprehended information.
Practice trials were used to make sure that the participants fully comprehended the task demands.
Each month, the number of words comprehended and the number of words produced were tallied for each child.
But there are millions of programmers who have sufficiently comprehended the notion of assignment and updateable data structures to write successful programs.
In contrast, children comprehended words on post-test regardless of whether they or the experimenter had spoken them during the book reading.
