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Meanings of grok in anglès

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To get the meaning of something.

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Usage of grok in anglès
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Now, almost everyone can at least grok the concept of a smart TV.
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2
So we collected everything into one location, in terminology that's easy to grok.
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3
It's always needed a Facebook-y type of video: something everyone could grok and use.
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4
Regardless of how you feel about Key, the Cloud Cam is easy to grok.
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5
I didn't fully grok what she meant at the time, but now I do.
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It's not exactly an easy-to-grok distinction, but that doesn't stop the British gerontologist from trying.
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The more genuinely informed pow-wows you have with them, the more they'll grok your values.
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8
Oh, how I wanted to grok it all.
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We intuitively grok the behavior of stacks of crap, things that roll over on their sides.
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With a little help from math, we can begin to grasp even concepts we'll never really grok.
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This is one of the easiest synths to grok, and, consequently, one of the most fun to play.
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12
DC Comics recently announced Convergence, a new crossover event slated for 2015 that, well, isn't exactly easy to grok.
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13
If one gets in trouble, a human can use the car's cameras and microphone to grok what's going on.
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14
You can't appreciate the impact of statewide frontages unless you grok how significantly America's highways changed the act of driving.
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15
In their cargo holds, they have stored satellites that help humans communicate, wage war, watch TV, and grok planetary processes.
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If a car gets in trouble, a human can use the car's cameras and microphone to grok what's going on.
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Grok through the time