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1 construe
transitive verbauslegen; auffassenI construed his words as meaning that... — ich habe ihn so verstanden, dass...
* * *con·strue[kənˈstru:]vtto \construe sth as an apology etw als eine Entschuldigung verstehento \construe sth as indecision etw als Unentschlossenheit auslegento \construe a sentence einen Satz analysieren [o zerlegen]* * *[kən'struː]1. vtin English it is construed as an adjective — im Englischen wird das als Adjektiv betrachtet
2) (= interpret) auslegen, auffassen2. vi (GRAMsentence) sich zerlegen or aufgliedern or analysieren lassen* * *construe [kənˈstruː]A v/t1. LINGa) einen Satz konstruieren, zergliedern, analysierenb) ein Wort konstruieren, bilden:be construed with mit einer Präposition etc konstruiert werdenc) obs Wort für Wort übersetzen2. auslegen, deuten, auffassen ( alle:as als)B v/i LINGa) eine Satzanalyse vornehmen, konstruierenb) sich konstruieren lassen (Satz etc)C s [ˈkɒnstruː] obs wörtliche Übersetzung* * *transitive verbauslegen; auffassenI construed his words as meaning that... — ich habe ihn so verstanden, dass...
* * *v.konstruieren v.
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