Examples of using Interprets it in English and their translations into Greek
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That Rachmaninoff is just dots on a piece of paper until he reads it and interprets it through who he is, and puts his hands on that keyboard.
Angeliki Koltsida: Everyone perceives it as they wish, interprets it as they really think and it helps them with personal growth
by divine revelation, but interprets it, thereby saving himself and the other wise men from execution.
we know that the European Patent Office interprets it in a particular way.
as a Romani fortune-teller interprets it.
the Commission accepts that it is not a fully accurate indicator and therefore interprets it with the necessary caution.
visual information received from a variety of sensors and interprets it according to the driving situation,
visual information received from a variety of sensors and interprets it according to the driving situation,
The reason you have not understood it is because it is NOT understandable to the ego, which interprets it as if something outside is inside,
but the brain interprets it differently, depending on the context.
the so-called lower classes, which Marxism sees as an unnatural situation and interprets it through the lack of"class consciousness",
the Council interprets it only as a simple combination of Member State networks
even when there's only a slight suggestion of facial features the brain automatically interprets it as a face,” said Lee.
not in the way Ankara interprets it but as it internationally accepted to give the opportunity to solve a problem that has been pending for 44 years,
applauds Inclusive Democracy as a new model of“democratic rationalism” and interprets it as a liberating and historically plausible proposal.
even when there's only a slight suggestion of facial features the brain automatically interprets it as a face,” the study's lead researcher Kang Lee of the University of Toronto's Eric Jackman Institute of Child Study.
even when there's only a slight suggestion of facial features the brain automatically interprets it as a face,” the study's lead researcher Kang Lee of the University of Toronto's Eric Jackman Institute of Child Study said in a statement.
A man might possibly interpret it as“don't hurt me” or maybe“you're trapped.”.
A man could interpret it as“don't harm me” or even“you're trapped.”.
A guy could possibly interpret it as"don't harm me" and even"you're trapped.".
