Pronunciation: [ra? t】。 [du? 】 [home? 】【n？ ] [? ] [s？ l？ ɡ? nz]？

Keywords: know?

Know; Know and understand; Be familiar with, understand; Be convinced; Take ... as ... as; Call ... as; Recognition, recognition; Can distinguish; Master, master; Experience, experience

Understanding intransitive verbs; Familiar with; firmly believe

phrase

Do you know that?/You know what? You know; You have to know; You know; (expressing surprise, shock, etc.)

I know, okay? I know; Aquarius; I know.

Right to know? Right to know; Right to know; right to know

Discrimination of words

Know, learn, understand, know

This group of words has the meaning of "understand, know and understand". The difference lies in:

Do you understand? It refers to a thorough understanding of things, not only the nature, significance and details of things, but also the internal and external relations of things.

Learn usually refers to obtaining news or information through others, focusing on the changing process from unknown to known.

Understand? The emphasis is on the process of familiarity and understanding.

Do you know? Common words refer to knowledge gained through learning, experience or spread by others, which implies direct knowledge.