interpreting
/ɪnˈtɜrprətɪŋ/
noun
- The act of translating spoken words from one language to another in real time.
- The interpreting during the meeting was so smooth that no one noticed the language barrier.
- She works as a professional interpreter and does interpreting at international conferences.
- He studied interpreting in college and now works for the United Nations.
- The act of explaining or understanding the meaning of something.
- Different people have different ways of interpreting the same dream.
- The interpreting of ancient texts requires knowledge of history and culture.
- His interpreting of the poem focused on themes of loss and hope.
verb
- Present participle of interpret: to explain the meaning of something.
- He is interpreting the law in a way that benefits his client.
- She is interpreting the results of the experiment for the research team.
- The teacher is interpreting the complex diagram for the students.
- Present participle of interpret: to translate spoken words from one language to another in real time.
- They are interpreting the conversation so both sides can understand each other.
- The translator is interpreting the president's speech into French.
- While interpreting for the delegation, she had to think very quickly.
- Present participle of interpret: to perform or represent a piece of music, drama, or art in a particular way.
- The dancer is interpreting the music through graceful movements.
- The pianist is interpreting the sonata with great emotion.
- The actor is interpreting the role of Hamlet in a modern style.