Do you apprehend any difficulty?
I don't apprehend your meaning.
I apprehend the meaning of your words.
I don't fully apprehend the meaning of this poem.
Local people demanded that the police apprehend the miscreants.
He can't apprehend the real nature of change.
The police maintain order in the city, help prevent crime, apprehend lawbreakers and directs traffic.
Despite his remote location, bounty hunters regularly attempted to apprehend him.
To achieve this goal, we should apprehend, reflect and develop library science in the practical thinking way.
She is alarmed when Mason tells them to apprehend Victor Drazen even if it is at the risk of losing Jack.
From this it is plain that, if a man definitely apprehends a relative thing, he will also definitely apprehend that to which it is relative.
They apprehend that every farther step forward on the road toward the socialization of enterprises will seriously impair the quantity and the quality of the products of every industry.
In July, Liu Boquan, a prominent hotel owner in Dongguan, garnered plenty of praise — and plenty of headlines — when he took to the skies in his helicopter to apprehend a band of thieves.
What plagued me most was that when I approved the use of U.S. forces to apprehend Aidid, I did not envision anything like a daytime assault in a crowded, hostile neighborhood.
