decipher
decipher 英 [dɪˈsaɪfə(r)] 美 [dɪˈsaɪfɚ]
n. 密电译文 vt. 解释（过去式deciphered，过去分词deciphered，现在分词deciphering，第三人称单数deciphers，名词decipherer，形容词decipherable）；译解
进行时:deciphering 过去式:deciphered 过去分词:deciphered 第三人称单数:deciphers 名词复数:deciphers
- Decipher means translate from code, or more generally, figure out. If you can’t decipher your teacher's writing, it means you can't read it. You might feel like you're being asked to decipher a code.
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- n. 密电译文
- vt. 解释（过去式deciphered，过去分词deciphered，现在分词deciphering，第三人称单数deciphers，名词decipherer，形容词decipherable）；译解
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1. In some cases, people can decipher the information being represented but need a machine to use it properly.
在一些情况下，人们可以解释所表达的信息但是需要机器正确地使用它们。
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2. Rather than take the time to decipher the environment, it instructed individuals to simply copy what others were doing and see how that worked.
它提示了个人先简单地模仿并且看看这样能达到何效果，而没有花时间去解释环境的含义。
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3. The recession has been over in most countries for more than a year now, and as economists continue to decipher how and why this downturn differed from others, an interesting anomaly has emerged.
多数国家的经济不景气阶段已经结束，与此同时，随着经济学家继续解释国与国之间经济衰退不同的形式和原因，一个有趣的一场现象出现了。
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