英語 での Was interpreted の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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It was interpreted for him by Daniel.
Hence, any effort to dislodge the regime was interpreted as a challenge to the state itself.
It was interpreted that way by MOST other parents.
This, you may be sure, was interpreted in the worst manner.
It was interpreted as a"" or a 0, but maybe it was a mistake.
The publication of the book on the eve of the election race was interpreted as a sign of Kirchner's victory.
For too long, marketing was interpreted simply as a means to sell whatever an organisation produced.
Designed to look like a half north of Paris Andthe southern half of New York That was interpreted by some Western-style commercial district, Japan.
The initiative was interpreted as a further attempt by Israel to tighten the siege on the Gaza Strip, which lasts from the 2007.
This fell well short of the consensusforecast for a 105,000 increase in payroll positions and was interpreted as bad news regarding the pace of economic recovery.
Until the end of the 1980s safety was interpreted exclusively to mean the strict mechanical segregation of the working areas of humans and machinery.
The decision came after the Emperor shared concerns about his age in a rarevideo message broadcast in August 2016, which was interpreted as him expressing his wish to step down.
This exhaustively researched analysis was interpreted by some commentators to be the final word on the antidepressant controversy.
VII, 146, aroused suspicion as to his orthodoxy,and in the light of that suspicion every act of his religious policy was interpreted, wrongly we know, as some subtle means of favoring popery.
While the images were shared on social media,this action was interpreted as c disturbing tarafından by Islamists and attracted reaction. While these discussions took place, Range[more…].
In that Nancy lives in Wisconsin, an hour away from Horicon Marsh, and is intensely active in posting photos and visual sightings of the Planet X personas,this orb size increase was interpreted to mean visible size at key points during the approach and passage.
As the microblogging company explained, the blue tick was interpreted as"an endorsement or an indicator of importance," but that was not the intention.
With the conspiracy theory community looking out for"signs" of the impending catastrophe, the statement by the French Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius, in May, 2014, that the world hadonly"500 days to avoid climate chaos" was interpreted widely as a veiled asteroid impact disclosure statement.
For I do pass through Macedonia,” which was interpreted as meaning,“I am passing through Macedonia.”.
Passing through those deep in the fall of the villages in the valley,low-altitude small bridges scenery here was interpreted as Qinglie wilderness of Changfeng, giving magnificent pleasure.
In the first version of my Seneca model,the fast decline of production was interpreted in terms of growing pollution that places an extra burden on the productive system and reduces the amount of resources available for the development of new resources.
Further,"the use of less than 400 words from PresidentFord's memoir by a political opinion magazine was interpreted as infringement because those few words represented"the heart of the book" and were, as such.
An opinion couched in similar words andpronounced by Simeon ben Laḳish was interpreted to mean that such a person as Job existed, but that the narratives in the drama are inventions(Gen. R. lvii.).
A recent study from the World Federation of Advertisers that revealed some big brandsare taking more digital expertise in-house was interpreted by some observers as the latest signal of the gradual disintermediation of the media agency.
From the promulgation of that constitution in 1947 until 2014,its Article 9 was interpreted by Japanese administrations as prohibiting Japan from using military force except in cases of“self-defense” against existential threats.
For example, the Israeli withdrawal from a northern corridor was interpreted by the Lebanese as a sign its southern neighbour was"as weak as a spider's web.".
Only nobles being then reputed admissible in good society as fully qualified members,the Masonic gentlemen's society was interpreted as society of Gentilshommes, i.e., of noblemen or at least of men ennobled or knighted by their very admission into the order, which according to the old English ritual still in use, is"more honourable than the Golden Fleece, or the Star or Garter or any other Order under the Sun".
And often, that is being interpreted as something negative.
All data is interpreted through presuppositions.