construing

UK
/kənˈstruːɪŋ/
US
/kənˈstruːɪŋ/
construinggerund / present participle
UK
/kənˈstruːɪŋ/
US
/kənˈstruɪŋ/
Used attributively to describe someone or something that is interpreting or explaining.
Translations
The construing committee examined every clause of the agreement.
Le comité interprétatif a examiné chaque clause de l’accord.
Definitions
Engaged in construing; interpreting or explanatory.
The construing committee examined every clause of the agreement.
construingnoun
construings
pl
Translations
The construing of the ancient text required a deep understanding of the historical context.
L’interprétation du texte ancien exigeait une compréhension approfondie du contexte historique.
Additional translations
lectureSens moins fréquent : manière de lire ou d’interpréter un texte, un énoncé ou une situation.
Definitions
The act or process of interpreting or explaining the meaning of something.
The construing of the ancient text required a deep understanding of the historical context.
An individual interpretation or reading of a text, statement, or situation.
Different construings of the same clause led to heated debate.
construeverb

construing

ing-form

construed
Past Simple
construed
Past Participle
construing
ing-form
UK
/kənˈstruː/
US
/kənˈstruː/
Translations
interpréterAu sens d’« interpréter » un texte, une loi ou des propos.
The lawyer construed the ambiguous clause in favor of his client.
L’avocat a interprété la clause ambiguë en faveur de son client.
Additional translations
traduireAu sens de traduire un texte, surtout oralement ou dans un contexte savant.
Definitions
To interpret or understand the meaning of something in a particular way.
The lawyer construed the ambiguous clause in favor of his client.
To translate a text, especially orally.
The student was asked to construe the Latin passage during the exam.
construenoun
Definitions
An interpretation or translation of a text or statement.
His construe of the statute was later challenged in court.
construepast participle
Definitions
Interpreted in a specified way; having been given a particular meaning.
The broadly construed statute covered a wide range of activities.