Examples of using Be interpreted in English and their translations into Chinese
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Whatever way“rocks” can be interpreted.
This situation can be interpreted in different ways.
Muslims have moved to tolerance, although that word can be interpreted negatively.
I feel that the above data can be interpreted like this.
The content of this website must not be interpreted as personal advice.
All laws must be interpreted.
Meanwhile, the slowdown in U.S. shale can be interpreted in different ways.
It was noted that the text of the subparagraph could be interpreted as not including marriage between people with disabilities and people with no disabilities.
This article should be interpreted to include mental, psychological as well as the physical ages and capabilities of the child.
However, this finding should not be interpreted as necessarily indicating an FDI switch to these regions in response to the crisis.
This should not be interpreted as replacing the obligations of national Governments to respect, protect and fulfil human rights within their territories.
The president's comments, officials said, should not be interpreted as a signal on the viability of Mr. Summers's candidacy.
Responsibility as a traditional value of humankind should be interpreted not as a form of obligation but, rather, as motivation for individual behaviour.
The $250,000 bounty, therefore, may be interpreted as a warning more than anything.
In the view of other delegations, deletion could be interpreted as imposing a limitation on the power of the State to arrest a foreign ship.
References to a computing device including a“processor” should be interpreted as possibly containing more than one processor or processor core.
It is obvious that the principle of neutrality may not be interpreted as an action that fails to take account of respect for other fundamental human rights principles.
However, it could also be interpreted as materialistic implementation aimed at characterizing the conditional state of life after the war- rough and worn.
The NPT can, in no case, be interpreted as granting an exclusive right to nuclear-weapon States to continue to possess nuclear weapons.
References to the computing device comprising"a processor" should be interpreted as possibly containing more than one processor or processing core.