Translation of Serbian word "схватити" to English
схватити
Latin script: shvatiti
/shvatiti/
Meaning
VerbBecome fully aware of something as a fact; understand clearly.
How to use
The verb 'схватити' translates to 'to realize'. Conjugates regularly across present, past, and future tenses.
🇬🇧 English
to realize
Example
Коначно сам схватио како функционише овај апарат.
Konačno sam shvatio kako funkcioniše ovaj aparat.
I finally understood how this appliance works.
Тешко је схватити њихов начин размишљања.
Teško je shvatiti njihov način razmišljanja.
It is hard to understand their way of thinking.
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Common phrases
- схватити поруку— to get the message
- брзо схватити— to grasp quickly
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Frequency rank: #506 in Serbian
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What does the Serbian word "схватити" mean?▼
The Serbian word "схватити" means "to realize" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Коначно сам схватио како функционише овај апарат." (which translates as "I finally understood how this appliance works.").
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