Examples of using To be able to read in English and their translations into Hungarian
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At the end of their program of study we expect students to be able to read and understand mathematical proofs,
including the critical abilities to be able to read and analyse a large variety of texts,
copy from WhatsApp and paste it into the appropriate field of the app to be able to read the content of the message.
JST members need to  sufficiently understand the language chosen by the institution in order to be able to read and understand the information; ο improve coordination
Natives who later claimed to be able to read Rongorongo appeared to be  either reciting memorized texts
keep the newspaper or mobile phone at arm's length to be able to read it.
The greatest among the Echani are  said to be able to read their opponent's moves so well they can predict the path of a battle several seconds,
too long for it to  load, or zoom in and out within the desktop version to be able to read the small text.
If the website needs to be  pinched and squeezed in order to be able to read the info and it doesn't all fit on a screen then you safely say it is  not mobile friendly.
the drives were  not expected to be able to read DVD-ROM or compatible discs.
Programmers need to be able to read code and understand what is  happening
They need to be able to read.
We need to be able to read.
You have to be able to read.
Players do need to be able to read.
But then you would have to be able to read.
You seem to be able to read my cards!
They are  too blind to be able to read it.
Mita says it's important to be able to read and write.