The word "interprets" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a situation where someone understands, explains, or relates something to another person. For example: The teacher interprets the assignment instructions to the class.
My colleague Polly Toynbee of the Guardian interprets this as the chancellor "being ready to put jockeying for personal power ahead of the national interest".
"It is clearly troubling that these documents suggest the FBI interprets its national security mandate as protecting private industry from political criticism," he said.
Peter Schaufuss Ballet: The Nutcracker, London Coliseum, WC2, eno.org, to 28 Jul Schaufuss interprets Swan Lake, Sleeping Beauty and Nutcracker as a musical biography of Tchaikovsky.
You're a screenwriter, novelist, journalist or other creative writer who would like insight into how audiences relate to stories, and how the human mind interprets plots, characters and points of view.
The system then points the laser at the samples, records images of the resulting energy transfer and interprets those images to provide FRET scores.
How Africa interprets his legacy will matter enormously.There is much to praise.
Their crimes were among the worst in modern history.In this section When the snarling's over Irresponsible in Argentina Trying Cambodia's butchers Folie de grandeur Toil and muddle Reprints Related items Cambodia: The butcher remains a menaceMar 11th 1999In any case, Mr Hun Sen wrongly interprets what South Africa's Truth and Reconciliation Commission was all about.
It also warns that the poor will probably suffer disproportionately from the public-spending cuts to be detailed in the autumn.The current chancellor, George Osborne, interprets "fairness" as ensuring that "everyone will pay something but the people at the bottom of the income scale will pay proportionately less".
The Bundesbank interprets them as a symptom of the wider crisis, in which the Eurosystem has been taking on more and more credit risk, rather than as a separate source of trouble in themselves, says Andreas Dombret, the board member responsible for financial stability.The real flashpoint between the two institutions is bond-buying.
He even interprets Mr Mbeki's tacit support of Mr Mugabe as solidarity with a fellow black leader.That may be putting it too strongly, but it is a warning to heed.
With a microphone in hand, the VJ takes the front seat and as the film plays, he narrates and interprets.
