Examples of using Comprehends in English and their translations into Serbian
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Latin
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Cyrillic
He comprehends who I am.
The science that studies and comprehends brain codes;
Our Lord comprehends all things in knowledge.
This is not one of many,this is the principle that comprehends all sin;
The Lama comprehends all things.
Serving is the key word for Saturn in Virgo and Uranus in Pisces- easy loss of faith in general( which is most easily felt as depression)at the point when man comprehends that what he does every God given day does not serve anyone except for the owner of the company.
The Master comprehends what the clever man means.
Here yesterday's baby begins to look into his own inner world, comprehends new things about his personality.
Indeed, it comprehends the whole plan of salvation.
Just as Mr. Gates understands the urgency for change,he also comprehends the idea that time is a valuable currency.
My Lord comprehends every thing in His knowledge.
A game is a kind of school of social relationships in which an individual comprehends the standards of social and cultural behavior.
Bill comprehends subtle humor and giggles about silly things.
During meditation, a person comprehends the true meaning of his actions.
It comprehends the realization of the time unit- second and the time scale, as a continuous time reference.
Especially often such a fate comprehends articles made of knitwear and knitted clothes.
It comprehends the realization of the time unit- second and the time scale, as a continuous time reference.
I insist that that summarizes, indeed comprehends, everything that Christ was sent by the Father to do.
He comprehends the tasks and goals of long historic cycles- the long-term,- but, what is more, he participates in short-term politics but does this from the perspective of concrete union of the former and latter.
But until the candidate becomes initiated and comprehends the secrets that we accept, the affinity is a one-way street.
When one really comprehends that one is nothing but an infinitesimal creature in a corner of the universe, indeed one transforms such impressions of praise, of flattery, into something different.
The Institute is run with a very friendly atmosphere and comprehends the student's desire to learn and succeed as fast as possible.
When one really comprehends that one is nothing but an infinitesimal creature in a corner of the universe, one immediately transforms, by oneself, those impressions of praise, flattery, into something different.
The primary importance of this scholarly assembly is reflected through interactive considerations of Christ's images in the sacred stories of biblical writers and ecclesial traditions, which in a rare manner suits the encountering of Eastern and Western exegetes in the city of everlasting encounter andunder the vaults of the school of theology, which in itself comprehends both East and West.
The ethical man comprehends according to righteousness, the small man comprehends according to profit!
Pico believed in universal reconciliation, as one of his 900 theses was"A mortal sin of finite duration is not deserving of eternal but only of temporal punishment;" it was among the theses pronounced heretical by Pope Innocent VIII in his bull of 4 August 1487.[24]In the Oration he writes that"human vocation is a mystical vocation that has to be realized following a three stage way, which comprehends necessarily moral transformation, intellectual research and final perfection in the identity with the absolute reality.
The ethical practice comprehends the complete journalistic process from research to publication.
Actually, through generalization, the personality comprehends the inner essence of the events and interactions that are observed between them.
And this higher nature comprehends man's conscience, man's capacity to reason, to remember, to evaluate, to make decisions on the basis of his understanding of God's will.
In authentic play man comprehends and experiences himself as the utmost form of life-creating natural being.