Examples of using Be interpreted in English and their translations into Czech
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It could be interpreted.
A dozen different ways. Well, this thing can be interpreted.
They can be interpreted in many ways.
That can't really be interpreted.
They can be interpreted in different ways.
People also translate
But those laws can be interpreted.
That can be interpreted in many different ways.
To find her mother could be interpreted.
Go online… Facebook, Twitter.See if anything she posted can be interpreted as threatening.
Your dream can be interpreted in many ways.
But then again,disobeying a direct request from the King Of England could be interpreted as treason.
The data can be interpreted in many ways.
That is very dangerous, once we know that normal public debate on Islam andIslamisation can be interpreted as incitement to hatred of Muslims.
Could be interpreted as an admission of guilt.
They have to be interpreted.
They have to be interpreted and given meanings by those who encounter them.
You see, the word"prepare" can be interpreted in many ways.
Space-time can be interpreted as the surface of an n-dimensional superfluid.
See if anything she posted could be interpreted as threatening.
Simple phenomena can be interpreted using simple indicators, while complex phenomena require complex indicators.
See if anything she posted could be interpreted as threatening.
It was, moreover,an approach that could be interpreted as an expression of shared responsibility for historical developments, the beginnings of which lay partly in the short-sighted policy of appeasement pursued by the democratic world.
As you can see, the requirement sentence can be interpreted in many different ways.
See, that can be interpreted a number of different ways.
However, I want to make clear that my vote in favour of Amendment 12 should not be interpreted in any way as support for establishing minimum wages in the EU.
This could be interpreted as an act of war.
Your offer should be interpreted this way.
However it may also be interpreted as a reaction to the external political situation.
Nothing she tells you can be interpreted as criminal intent.