be able to interpret

Frequency: 7.212.5 per million words

Having the capacity or skill to understand or explain something.

interpretVERB + interpret

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be able to

Examples (10)

  • A good lawyer must be able to interpret complex legal documents.
  • She quickly proved to be able to interpret the obscure ancient texts.
  • Not everyone will be able to interpret these abstract paintings.
  • To succeed, you need to be able to interpret market trends effectively.
  • The therapist needs to be able to interpret body language accurately.
  • He wished he had been able to interpret her silence at the time.
  • Only an expert would be able to interpret such subtle changes in the data.
  • Are you able to interpret the signals from the satellite?
  • We need someone who is able to interpret financial reports for the team.
  • To understand art, one must be able to interpret its hidden meanings.