Examples of using Decipher in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
After all, if you get the right answers to your questions and can decipher them, then your earthly existence will be filled with meaning.
When we decipher what has been said to us(or what we read),
And until you and I decipher it, no one is gonna know about it, not even my sisters.
Decipher the text, and we won't have to. Don't bother negotiating with me!
My optimism does not stem from the belief that one can decipher history's hidden plan or hasten its evolution.
The Colossus computers were used to help decipher teleprinter messages which had been encrypted using the Lorenz SZ40/42 machine.
We have bought into so many lies that we can't decipher the truth anymore.
he used his computer to help decipher the message.
They will take note of the child's emotions and the way that they behave during the decipher process.
a reproduction riddled with notations that only one man can decipher.
This confusion infiltrates into the general public who cannot decipher whether Chinese medicine"works" or not.
Afterwards, Olivia invites Ryan to help her decipher Hannah's poems for additional clues,
the siblings decipher Josephine's suicide note and discover she is still alive moments before
so I have to decipher the score and make it apprehensible to Person X,
when Ticketmaster- the world's largest online ticket retailer- decided to stop torturing people's eyeballs by making them decipher blobs of melted characters in order to prove that they're human?
heart attack in court, a crisis that brings him to seek meaning in life and to reveal secrets that many of us never decipher.
that have come up that allow us to think that maybe we could decipher those positive outliers.
since without knowing the password, a third-party user with the help of his device simply cannot decipher the data transmitted through the wireless network.
Every year, a group of students from Yeshiva University in New York arrive for a two-month"work camp", where they help decipher medieval documents in the city archives, and try to glean information about
your eyes have no spark of intelligence, and you obviously can't decipher a simple sign, so guess what?