know better (что можно, а что нельзя и т.п. • Kate and Gerry think he's an idiot and at his age should know better. What he did was deeply offensive and cruel. 4uzhoj)

fig.

payse; peise; poise; poize; revolve

Gruzovik, inf.

know

Gruzovik, obs.

correlate (impf of сообразить); compare with (impf of сообразить); adapt to (impf of сообразить); coordinate with (impf of сообразить)

inf.

be at home (в чём-либо Andrey Truhachev); be familiar with something (в чём-либо Andrey Truhachev); be street-smart (в чём-либо Andrey Truhachev); know; have enough space between the one's ears (VLZ_58); get one's mind right (Hey man, you got us all kicked out of the bar last night for throwing that beer bottle. You need to get your mind right. VLZ_58); be well-versed in (Andrey Truhachev); be well-versed in (в чём-либо Andrey Truhachev); know smth. about (with в + prepl., a subject)

Makarov.

fathom out; try to think out something (стараться понять что-либо)

math.

figure out; comprehend

obs.

adapt (to); coordinate (with); correlate; compare (with)

slang

use one's bean noodle; use one's head; scooby (Interex); on the uptake (You're quick on the uptake. – А ты быстро соображаешь juliab.copyright)

adapt oneself to (impf of сообразиться); conform to (impf of сообразиться)

obs.

adapt oneself (to); conform (to)

соображаешь

: 137 phrases in 16 subjects

American usage, not spelling	3
Contemptuous	1
Contextual meaning	1
Disapproving	3
Figurative	2
Figure of speech	1
General	76
Humorous / Jocular	1
Idiomatic	12
Informal	11
Jargon	2
Law	1
Makarov	14
Obsolete / dated	1
Rude	3
Slang	5


соображаешь?
gen.	do you tumble to it?
соображать
gen.	understand; think straight
amer. inf.	cipher out
inf.	be at home; be familiar
Makarov.	fathom out
math.	figure out