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decipher

[dih-sahy-fer] / dɪˈsaɪ fər /


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They decipher games with a fine-tooth comb when the truth is that they are decided either by defensive mistakes or good play in the final third, both of which produce goal-scoring opportunities.

From BBC

Investors were trying to decipher the implications of a retreat in oil and big sell-off in bonds for the dollar and the future course of interest rates, analysts said.

From Reuters

Mysteries about the Indus civilisation endure: the writing, for example, has still not been deciphered.

From BBC

And it’s Julia’s character who is always trying to decipher: Is this OK, or is this not?

From Los Angeles Times

Both can both hold hands-free vocal conversations using only audio, and they can describe scenes within images and decipher lines of text in a picture.

From Scientific American