read you
I hear you
To read someone is to perceive their thoughts, feelings, or intentions accurately—to understand what they're really thinking or what kind of person they are.
Read you confirms reception and comprehension, especially in radio communication: Copy that, I read you loud and clear.
In casual speech, I read you means I understand what you're getting at: You don't have to explain further—I read you.
- copyIdentical reproduction made
- copy thatAcknowledgment of communication
- understandGrasp the meaning
- acknowledgeConfirm receipt or truth
- rogerRadio acknowledgment term
good copy · loud and clear · loud · clear · hear · come in · receive · over · over and out · go ahead · transmission · radio · ham radio · radio check · signal · communication · affirm · frequency
- Radio Codesalpha, bravo, delta, echo, foxtrot
- radio lingoroger, copy, over, out, 10-4
- radioFM radio, crystal set, AM radio, radio station, radio broadcast
- unspoken understandingwink, nod, hint, knowing look, silent agreement
read youcome again
Request for repetition
say again · didn't catch that · over my head · what was that · unclear
read youunreadable
Cannot be deciphered
static · garbled · lost signal · come again · say again
read youmakes no sense
baffled · mystified · over my head · inscrutable · incomprehensible
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