comprendez

What? French word? My balls!
This expression is taken from Spanish, is the second person singular present tense of the Spanish verb "comprender".
It is mostly used in questions, meaning "do you understand?" "do you get it?"

-Spanish is the second most spoken language in the US, so how can one jerk come and say this word is from French!
Comprendez?

by Holden Caulfield April 16, 2005

Comprendez

Comprendez is a Spanish word, for "Understand?"

Comprenez is the French equivalent, for comprendez.

Also, the English language is made up of around 30% French words, and barely any Spanish words, a little more if you add Taco Bell words.

Spanish: I don't want that item, comprendez?

French: Spanish sucks, don't ever speak it near me, comprenez?

by Tory_237 June 16, 2009

Compare

Ghetto-Slang for Cheating

1. Comparing answers on tests or
homework
2. Playing cards and "comparing" hands while the other person is unaware

by NDP0904 Class @ EIT September 11, 2005

Comprendation

Spanglish for Comprehension.

Past tense- comprendationsness

Present:

I comprendation this. He/She comprendations this. You comprendiate this.

Past:
I comprendationsness this. He/She comprendationsness this. You comprendiationsness this.

by shsmixer98 December 1, 2013

Comparation

First coined by Ying Dawg Millionaire in 2017.

Comparation is a "comparison" using computational operations.

This technique is useful for reconciling structural differencences in databases and related technologies.

It is not compatible with blockchain analysis and should be used sparingly on waterfall driven projects.

I performed a comparation on three apples using advanced technical analysis. Differences in skin colour, acid composition and texture were detected

by JimmyGoGo November 21, 2018

Comparable<T>

A Java Interface signifying the client that it can compare two objects which implement this. Essentially, it forces the existence of the compareTo(T otherObj) method -- depicted below. This tells a user it can use this method to compare these two objects. Typically this comparable also allows the proper implementation of an equals(Object other) method, as this would be any case in which compareTo(T otherObj) would return a 0.

public interface Comparable<T> {

public int compareTo(T otherObj);

}

by gunvalid January 21, 2019

Comparatatively

Arvind's way of saying comparatively.

Comparatatively, I enjoy being at office.

by DragonMonkiOfTheFallinMountain January 30, 2019