The phrase "grasp meanings" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to understand or comprehend the meanings of something. Example: It took me a while to grasp the meanings behind the complex metaphors in the poem.
Although we may profess to believe, as the linguist Dwight Bolinger once put it, that dictionaries "do not exist to define but to help people grasp meanings," we don't often act on that belief.
To understand how we grasp meanings, we might turn to psychological theories of concept possession and introspective access to conceptual structures.
A further point about broad aims is that teleological theories of mental content are not usually intended as theories about how we grasp meanings or are conscious of them.
From these, we were finally able to grasp meanings.
Seeing data pictorially makes good use of both sides of the brain and lets one grasp meaning more quickly.Mr Yau's book does an excellent job of explaining what makes a good data illustration.
Sarah Rosenberg and Louis Reyes Cardenas, who are credited with the show's conception, have kept Shakespeare's language (accented with an occasional "huh?" or "oh, all right"), letting young theatergoers grasp meaning through context.
"Even in the most highly technical society, people are still trying to grasp meaning in that way," Dvorak says.
Only human agents, however, because they have the ability to understand and grasp meaning, can distinguish between meaningful and meaningless correlations.
Do your attempts to grasp meaning from the universe constantly fall short, encasing you in an eternal chasm of emptiness?
These symptoms lead to a reduced reading duration capacity and a lack of ability to read with sufficient fluency to grasp meaning.
And it's especially important for children who are learning to grasp meaning from ever-increasing complexity.
