Definition of reinterpret - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
different performancetranslate or perform something in a different way
- She reinterpreted the symphony with a jazz twist..
2.
new understandingunderstand an idea in a new way
- The teacher asked us to reinterpret the poem.
Origin of reinterpret
Latin, re (again) + interpretari (explain)
Terms with reinterpret included in their meaning
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reinterpretation pride
defiantly reinterpret something negative about oneself as positive
reinterpret rationally
reinterpret a subject to make it more understandable or rational
linguistics
reinterpret a word's structure due to misunderstanding
Examples of reinterpret in a sentence
He reinterpreted the painting with bold colors. She decided to reinterpret the data with fresh insights. Artists often reinterpret classic works in modern styles.
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- French:réinterpréter, revoir, ...
- German:neu interpretieren, ...
- Italian:reinterpretare, rivedere, ...
- Spanish:reinterpretar, reconsiderar, ...
- Portuguese:reinterpretar, ...
- Chinese:重新演绎, 重新解读, ...
- Japanese:再解釈する, 新たに理解する, ...
- Arabic:أَعَادَ تَفْسِيرَ, أعادَ فَهم, ...
- Hebrew:לְפָרֵשׁ מֵחָדָשׁ, לְהָבִין מֵחָדָשׁ, ...
- Russian:переосмыслить, переинтерпретировать, ...
- Ukrainian:переосмислювати, переосмислити, ...
- Hindi:नए ढंग से प्रस्तुत करना, नए सिरे से समझना, ...
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