con·strue [kənˈstru:] VB trans form
- construe
- razumevati [perf razumeti]
- construe
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In a footnote, he further criticized how the majority had construed the union, via the grievance process, as an extension of the employer.
en.wikipedia.org The use of mythological and literary references are common traits in the lyrics, which sometimes can be construed as dark, almost melancholic.
en.wikipedia.org This permission granted by the copyright holder can be construed as a copyright license.
en.wikipedia.org Furthermore, a voluntary reply even after lengthy silence could be construed as implying a waiver.
en.wikipedia.org Despite the assertions of "nouveaut", this vision of the novel can be construed as developing from earlier writers' suggestions and practice.
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