interpret in Hindi
interpret in Hindi is निर्वचन करना, अर्थ लगाना — interpret means to explain or work out the meaning of something, especially a language, gesture, sign, or piece of art.
interpret in Hindi
निर्वचन करना
to explain or tell the meaning of
अर्थ लगाना
to explain or tell the meaning of
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.
"Scientists interpret the rings in a tree trunk to learn how old it is."
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verb To convert speech from one language into another in real time so people can understand each other.
"She was hired to interpret for visitors who spoke no English at the clinic."
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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.
"The browser interprets each line of the script as the page loads."
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interpret in a sentence
- Scientists interpret the rings in a tree trunk to learn how old it is.
- She interpreted the ancient inscription for the museum visitors.
- She was hired to interpret for visitors who spoke no English at the clinic.
- He can interpret at conferences, turning every speech into Spanish as it is spoken.
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interpret का हिंदी में क्या अर्थ है?
"interpret" in Hindi is निर्वचन करना, अर्थ लगाना. 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: "Scientists interpret the rings in a tree trunk to learn how old it is." In Hindi, "interpret" is निर्वचन करना, अर्थ लगाना.
Are there other ways to say "interpret" in Hindi?
Yes — Hindi has 2 translations listed for "interpret": निर्वचन करना, अर्थ लगाना.
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