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to understand something as it is being said or done:
I'm sorry, I don't quite follow (you).
His lecture was complicated and difficult to follow. to understand:
He spoke so rapidly we could hardly follow what he said.
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- to understand something as it is being said or done: I'm sorry, I don't quite follow (you). His lecture was complicated and difficult to follow.
- to understand: He spoke so rapidly we could hardly follow what he said.
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