read as

read (someone or something) as (someone or something)

To form a particular interpretation or understanding of someone's or something's inherent nature. Because of my neutral accent, most people read me as being from the Midwest, when I actually grew up in the Bronx. A: "Didn't you think that scene was in bad taste?" B: "Huh, I read it as a satire, so I assumed that was the point." I read the story as an allegory of the dangers inherent in a plutocracy.

read someone or something as something

to interpret someone or something as something. I read you as a quiet guy who wants to settle down and have kids. Mary read the problem as one that did not require a lot of understanding.

词组	read as
释义	read as read (someone or something) as (someone or something) To form a particular interpretation or understanding of someone's or something's inherent nature. Because of my neutral accent, most people read me as being from the Midwest, when I actually grew up in the Bronx. A: "Didn't you think that scene was in bad taste?" B: "Huh, I read it as a satire, so I assumed that was the point." I read the story as an allegory of the dangers inherent in a plutocracy. See also: read Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. read someone or something as something to interpret someone or something as something. I read you as a quiet guy who wants to settle down and have kids. Mary read the problem as one that did not require a lot of understanding. See also: read McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: read (someone or something) as (someone or something) on present form show (someone or something) up as (something) show up show up as a track record a nail in somebody's/something's coffin a ragged colt may make a good horse colt ragged References in classic literature You can do as you please, but I shall keep my book on the table here and read a little every morning as soon as I wake, for I know it will do me good and help me through the day." Little Women At 9 years old, Ethan exhibited unusually intense activity in this brain region, even when compared with older children who read as well as he did. Read all about it: kids take different neural paths to reach print mastery Much of Borges's work can be read as a prescient elegy for the book. Editor's Choice: Books, Bytes, and Beyond There should also be ample opportunities for those who like individual endeavors to read a book by themselves. Reading and Vocabulary Development * pass the written protion of the driver's test, or read a street sign or a map Working without words: the need for work-place literacy
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