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Meanings of understand the movement in English
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Usage of understand the movement in English
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To understand the movement, we must turn to its history in France or in America.
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To understand the movement of researchers and their reasons for moving it is essential to have high-quality data.
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In this way by "walking" we are to understand the movement of free-will tending towards good.
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KM: I come from a fine art background, which helps me understand the movement and energy of what I'm trying to capture.
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He worked for three months with two other friends to design the game, which he hopes will help players better understand the movement.
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They might be already on the track, or have the information they required under hand; in that case I could understand the movement.
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To understand the movement that has taken shape over the past year, you need to understand its relationship with its predecessor, the umbrella movement.
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I understood the movement-althoughit was unlike my idea of Johnnyboy.
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Now it is difficult quickly to understand the movements of the rear rank.
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Understanding the movements of pack ice doesn't make it any easier to cross.
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The trappers saw and understood the movement for the charge.
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Mr. Lloyd understood the movement, and anticipated the unasked question.
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Does that show that you have not understood the movement?
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It is not, then, surprising that I should understand the movements of your highness's fingers.
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The boy readily understood the movement, and proceeded to do likewise; but he was too late.
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Le Bourdon heard the conversation, and understood the movement, though he could not see the canoes.