Examples of using Interpreted in English and their translations into Ukrainian
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He was disturbed by this dream, so he called for a man who interpreted dreams.
However, at a certain point, Kyiv interpreted the signals from Washington as indicating that, unlike his predecessor,
after listening to a short composition, interpreted the neutral facial expression as happy
Now, the doctrine of the mean has been often interpreted to insist that moral behaviour consists in always acting moderately
Mild symptoms, that can be interpreted and attributed to other possible diseases,
often interpreted as two points in time.
But always remember that dreams should be correctly interpreted, so your feelings are very important for understanding any sleep,
Some newspapers interpreted some of Zaev's statements for the newspapers BGNES
distrust can be forgiven much easier when interpreted as lack of competence than inadequate benevolence or honesty.
It turns out that this law incorrectly interpreted, and this is the Foundation of electrodynamics!
Hot Press editor Niall Stokes and Richard Harrington of The Washington Post interpreted"With or Without You" in both romantic
Ninth-century chroniclers, who interpreted the outcome of the battle as divine judgment in Charles's favor,
It was interpreted as a jab at Trump's surreal photo op at the inauguration of a counterterrorism center in Riyadh.
That is, the strict true/false valuation of the predicate is replaced by a quantity interpreted as the degree of truth.
Joses, who by the apostles was surnamed Barnabas(which is, being interpreted, Son of Encouragement),
In particular, the experts of the Institute interpreted the conflict in eastern Ukraine as an acute phase of the global confrontation between secular
In 5 minutes the speakers interpreted the theme in any way they saw it,
lack of interest can be interpreted as the inability to reach the basic emotions of joy
However, now the Islamic funtamentalism increasingly interpreted as interference of religion in the politics of states.
We actually had Congress warning us against taking action without congressional authorization, which we interpreted as the president could face impeachment," Rhodes said.