decode
/diˈkoʊd/
verb
- To convert a coded or encrypted message into a form that can be understood.
- Our team worked all night to decode the enemy's transmission.
- The spy tried to decode the secret message using a special key.
- You need a cipher to decode this ancient script.
- To interpret or understand something that is difficult to grasp or not immediately clear.
- It took me a while to decode the meaning of his strange behavior.
- She could easily decode the subtle hints in his tone of voice.
- Art critics often try to decode the symbolism in a painting.
- To convert digital data or signals back into their original form, such as audio or video.
- The software can decode MP3 files into playable audio.
- The app decodes the QR code and shows the website link.
- Your TV needs a special box to decode the high-definition signal.
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