interpret in German
interpret in German is dolmetschen, übersetzen, interpretieren — interpret means to explain or work out the meaning of something, especially a language, gesture, sign, or piece of art.
interpret in German
What does "interpret" mean?
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verb To explain or work out the meaning of something, especially a language, gesture, sign, or piece of art.
"She interpreted the ancient inscription for the museum visitors."
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verb To convert speech from one language into another in real time so people can understand each other.
"A translator interpreted for the delegates throughout the summit."
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verb Computing: to run a program by reading and carrying out its instructions one at a time, instead of compiling it first.
"Python code is interpreted rather than compiled into machine code ahead of time."
interpret in a sentence
- She interpreted the ancient inscription for the museum visitors.
- He interpreted her silence as a refusal.
- A translator interpreted for the delegates throughout the summit.
- Python code is interpreted rather than compiled into machine code ahead of time.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "interpret" in German?
"interpret" in German is dolmetschen, übersetzen, interpretieren. interpret means: To explain or work out the meaning of something, especially a language, gesture, sign, or piece of art.
How do you use "interpret" in a sentence?
Example: "She interpreted the ancient inscription for the museum visitors." In German, "interpret" is dolmetschen, übersetzen, interpretieren.
Are there other ways to say "interpret" in German?
Yes — German has 4 translations listed for "interpret": dolmetschen, übersetzen, interpretieren, auslegen.