interpret
/ɪnˈtɜrprɪt/
verb
- To explain the meaning of something, or to understand something in a particular way.
- The teacher helped the students interpret the poem's deeper meaning.
- I interpret her silence as a sign of disagreement.
- Different cultures may interpret the same gesture very differently.
- To translate spoken words from one language to another in real time.
- He can interpret between English and Mandarin fluently.
- She was hired to interpret for the visiting diplomats at the conference.
- The interpreter quickly interpreted the president's speech into French.
- To perform or render a piece of music, drama, or art in a way that shows personal understanding.
- The pianist interpreted the sonata with great emotion.
- The dancer's movements interpreted the feeling of the music beautifully.
- Each actor interprets the character of Hamlet a little differently.
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