Lemmas found: 56
to understand written words or text.
to spend time learning about a subject.
to require or be in need of something.
to use the mind to consider or reason.
to have knowledge or awareness of something.
to signify or have a particular meaning.
to determine the total number.
to fail to remember.
to gain knowledge or skill through study or experience.
to recall from memory.
to instruct or show someone how to do something.
to form letters or words on a surface.
to select or pick between options.
to be present at an event or gathering.
to look briefly or quickly.
to look fixedly or intently with wide-open eyes.
to receive or agree to something offered.
to have the same opinion; to consent or accept.
To examine something systematically in order to understand its parts, structure, meaning, or operation.
To accept something as true or likely without having proof or complete information.
to think about carefully.
to have the courage to do something.
To judge or determine the quality, importance, value, or effectiveness of something after considering relevant information.
To calculate the numerical value of a mathematical expression by substituting values for its variables and carrying out the operations.
to anticipate or regard as likely.
to estimate or suppose without enough information.
To determine or establish the identity of someone or something, especially by investigation, testing, or analysis.
To recognize and name a problem, need, feature, or other relevant thing; to point it out or specify it.
to form a mental picture.
To understand or explain something in a particular way, often by assigning it a meaning or significance.
to decide on and arrange in advance.
to identify from previous knowledge or experience.
To cause someone to remember something or bring something back to their mind.
to cease work or movement in order to relax or recover.
to appear to be; to give the impression of being.
To check or establish that something is true, accurate, or correct, often by examining evidence or comparing it with a reliable source.
to desire or hope for something.
to move the head up and down as a sign of agreement or greeting.
to determine the size, amount, or degree of something.
to pay attention to sound.
to occur or take place.
to examine similarities and differences.
to feel uncertain or unconvinced about something.
to become aware of or understand something clearly.
to comprehend or grasp the meaning of something.
to make a choice or judgment.
to accept something as true.
to feel curiosity or desire to know something.
to allow or permit.
to assume or think something is true.