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This rule reads several ways.
この規則はいくとおりにも解釈できる。
I have a nodding acquaintance with him.
彼のことは会えば会釈する程度に知っています。
This e-zine is for those who, unswayed by the cajolery of the modern language industry, firmly trust that the traditional learning method of grammatical analysis is the way to go.
He was let out after serving just two years of his four-year prison sentence.
彼は四年刑期のところを二年で釈放された。
The prisoner was set free yesterday.
その囚人は昨日釈放された。
The Buddha became enlightened under a Bo tree in Bodh Gaya.
釈迦はブッダガヤの菩提樹の下で悟りを開いた。
Nancy greeted me with a nod from across the street.
ナンシーは通りの向こうから私に会釈した。
That's like carrying coals to Newcastle.
それは釈迦に説法というもの。
I interpreted her silence as a refusal.
私は彼女の沈黙は拒絶と解釈した。
The prisoner was set at liberty.
囚人は釈放された。
Look at the notes on page 10.
10ページの注釈を見なさい。
Sooner or later, the hostages will be released.
遅かれ早かれ捕虜達は釈放されるだろう。
This rule reads several ways.
この規則はいく通りも解釈があります。
I'm not accountable to you for my conduct.
私の行為に関して君に釈明する必要はない。
They set the prisoner at liberty.
彼らは囚人を釈放した。
The passage admits of no other interpretation.
この文章はそう解釈するよりほかに解釈の仕様がない。
The prince bowed down to Snow White.
王子様は白雪姫に会釈した。
How is this phrase to be interpreted?
この句はどう解釈したらよいのだろうか。
How do you interpret the poem?
この詩をどのように解釈しますか。
I interpreted his silence as consent.
私は彼の沈黙を同意だと解釈した。
How do you account for this situation?
あなたはこの事態をどう釈明するのですか。
He acknowledged me by raising his hat.
彼は帽子を持ち上げて私に会釈した。
As for the criminal, I also currently have no idea how to interpret his actions.
僕は犯人のこと、どう解釈したらいいのか今の自分にもわかりかねています。
I don't know how to interpret his words.
彼の言葉をどう解釈していいのか分からない。
We experience and understand the world through signals that are received by the senses and interpreted by the brain - and both stages are subject to distortion.