interpreted
/ɪnˈtɜrprətɪd/
verb
- Past tense of interpret: explained or understood the meaning of something.
- The data was interpreted by a team of experts.
- She interpreted the poem for the class.
- He interpreted her silence as agreement.
- Past tense of interpret: translated spoken words from one language to another.
- She interpreted for the visiting diplomats.
- He interpreted the conversation so everyone could understand.
- The guide interpreted the speech from French to English.
- Past tense of interpret: performed or rendered (a piece of music, a role, etc.) in a particular way.
- The pianist interpreted the sonata with great emotion.
- The band interpreted the song in a new, upbeat style.
- The actor interpreted the character as shy and thoughtful.
Synonyms
adjective
- Having been explained or understood in a particular way.
- The interpreted meaning of the symbol varies across cultures.
- The interpreted results showed a clear trend.
- His words were interpreted differently by each listener.