意思
To finally comprehend or figure out a difficult task or situation.
文化背景
In the traditional bazaar, apprentices (shāgerd) had to watch masters for years. 'Sar dar āvardan' was the moment an apprentice was finally allowed to work independently. Iranians often speak indirectly. Using 'sar dar āvardan' can be a polite way to say 'I am confused by your indirectness' without being rude. With the rise of VPNs and filtered internet in Iran, 'sar dar āvardan' is constantly used by people trying to figure out how to bypass digital restrictions. Classical poets like Hafez often talk about the 'secrets of the universe' (asrar-e ghaib). Modern speakers use this idiom as a secular, everyday version of that mystical search.
Use the Short Version
In 90% of conversations, just say 'sar dar āvardan'. It sounds much more natural and less 'bookish'.
Watch the Preposition
Never forget 'az'. Saying 'In kār-o sar dar āvardam' is a common learner mistake.
意思
To finally comprehend or figure out a difficult task or situation.
Use the Short Version
In 90% of conversations, just say 'sar dar āvardan'. It sounds much more natural and less 'bookish'.
Watch the Preposition
Never forget 'az'. Saying 'In kār-o sar dar āvardam' is a common learner mistake.
Nosiness Check
If you say 'میخوام از کارت سر در بیارم' to a stranger, they might think you're a spy! Use it carefully with people.
自我测试
Fill in the missing verb in the correct form (Past Tense).
من دیروز بالاخره از این تمرین سخت ریاضی سر در _______.
The idiom is 'sar dar āvardan', and for 'I' in the past, it is 'āvardam'.
Which sentence is grammatically correct?
Select the correct usage:
The preposition 'az' is mandatory for this idiom.
Complete the dialogue with the most natural response.
A: این کنترل تلویزیون چرا کار نمیکنه؟ B: نمیدونم، ________.
When troubleshooting a device, 'sar dar āvardan' is the most natural idiomatic choice.
🎉 得分： /3
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练习题库
3 练习من دیروز بالاخره از این تمرین سخت ریاضی سر در _______.
The idiom is 'sar dar āvardan', and for 'I' in the past, it is 'āvardam'.
Select the correct usage:
The preposition 'az' is mandatory for this idiom.
A: این کنترل تلویزیون چرا کار نمیکنه؟ B: نمیدونم، ________.
When troubleshooting a device, 'sar dar āvardan' is the most natural idiomatic choice.
🎉 得分： /3
常见问题
4 个问题Yes, but it implies you are trying to figure out their secrets or hidden motives.
It's better to use 'متوجه شدن' or 'درک کردن' in formal business emails.
The opposite is 'سر در نیاوردن' (not figuring it out/being confused).
It's closer to 'to understand the logic of' than 'to solve'. You solve a problem, but you 'sar dar āvardan' the reason for the problem.
相关表达
فهمیدن
synonymTo understand
شستش خبردار شدن
similarTo get wind of something
گیج شدن
contrastTo be confused
حالی شدن
informal synonymTo get it / To understand
