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Fordítások

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Meghatározások

1. Ige

   To look at written words and understand them.

   Példák

   • Have you read this book?
   • He does not like to read.
   ≈interpret≈make out≈make sense of≈understand≈scan
2. Ige

   To sound or seem a certain way when read.

   Példák

   • Arabic reads from right to left.
   • That sentence reads strangely.
   ≈interpret≈make out≈make sense of≈understand≈scan
3. Ige

   To read the books of a certain writer.

   Példák

   • At the moment I am reading Milton.
   • She spent the summer reading Austen.
   ≈interpret≈make out≈make sense of≈understand≈scan
4. Ige

   To say written words out loud.

   Példák

   • He read us a passage from his new book.
   • Who wants to read next?
   ≈read aloud≈read out≈read out loud≈speak
5. Ige

   To understand what someone feels or thinks.

   Példák

   • She read my mind and got me a glass of water.
   • I can read his feelings in his face.
6. Ige

   To have certain words written on it.

   Példák

   • The sign on the door read No admittance.
   • The banner read Welcome Home.
   ≈say≈run
7. Ige

   Used to give a corrected word or text.

   Példák

   • The sign should read plus instead of minus.
   • In this line, for Pylleon we should read Pteleon.
   ≈sic pro
8. Ige

   Used to say a more direct word for what was just said.

   Példák

   • Eliminate illogical, read stupid, answer choices.
   • Our school teaches the arts, read useless degrees.
   ≈sic pro
9. Ige

   To hear someone clearly on a radio.

   Példák

   • Do you read me?
   • Hello, base. Do you read me?
   ≈copy≈hear≈receive
10. Ige

    To understand a signal or sign.

    Példák

    • The engineer read the signal and slowed the train.
    • The main signal is hard to read from far away.