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1 interpret comparatively
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2 interpret
тлумачити (в т. ч. правову норму, закон, угоду); перекладати (усно); інтерпретувати- interpret a law
- interpret a law literally
- interpret a rule
- interpret adversely
- interpret arbitrarily
- interpret authentically
- interpret authoritatively
- interpret authoritatively
- interpret broadly
- interpret by contraries
- interpret closely
- interpret comparatively
- interpret constitutionally
- interpret divergently
- interpret erroneously
- interpret extensively
- interpret falsely
- interpret genuinely
- interpret impartially
- interpret judicially
- interpret latitudinally
- interpret legally
- interpret legislation
- interpret liberally
- interpret literally
- interpret loosely
- interpret misleadingly
- interpret mistakenly
- interpret narrowly
- interpret orthodoxically
- interpret parsimoniously
- interpret partially
- interpret predestinedly
- interpret prejudicially
- interpret purposively
- interpret restrictively
- interpret strictly
- interpret the Constitution
- interpret truly
- interpret verbally
- interpret violently
- interpret wrongly
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