Interpretings example sentences

in·ter·pret

verb

interpreting (present participle)

- explain the meaning of (information, words, or actions):

- understand (an action, mood, or way of behaving) as having a particular meaning or significance:

- perform (a dramatic role or piece of music) in a particular way that conveys one's understanding of the creator's ideas:

- translate orally or into sign language the words of a person speaking a different language:

Synonyms

explain, elucidate, expound, explicate, clarify, illuminate, gloss, simplify, decipher, decode, solve, resolve, untangle, unravel, understand, comprehend, crack, understand, construe, take, read, see, regard, explain, portray, depict, present, perform, execute, enact, render, translate, transcribe, transliterate, rewrite, convert, paraphrase

"Interpretings" Example Sentences

1. She was having trouble interpretings the instructions.
2. The professor was skilled in interpretings ancient texts.
3. His interpretings of the data were wrong.
4. The director had a unique way of interpretings the script.
5. His interpretings of the law were often controversial.
6. She had difficulty interpretings the results.
7. The judge was known for his conservative interpretings.
8. He had a knack for interpretings difficult concepts.
9. The students had trouble interpretings the professor's notes.
10. The experts disagreed on their interpretings of the data.
11. His interpretings of the poem were insightful.
12. The professor was renowned for her interpretings of the text.
13. The lawyer was skilled in interpretings the law.
14. His interpretings of the evidence were accurate.
15. She had a unique way of interpretings the situation.
16. The professor was known for his liberal interpretings.
17. His interpretings of the situation were wrong.
18. The analyst had difficulty interpretings the data.
19. The students had trouble interpretings the professor's lectures.
20. He had a knack for interpretings complex ideas.

Common Phases

Reading: understanding the meaning of written words; Analyzing: breaking down the text into its parts; Interpreting: making sense of the text by looking at context and author's purpose; Evaluating: forming an opinion of the text based on its content and purpose.