con·strue [kən'struː] VB trans form
- construe
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| you | construe |
| he/she/it | construes |
| we | construe |
| you | construe |
| they | construe |
| I | construed |
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| you | construed |
| he/she/it | construed |
| we | construed |
| you | construed |
| they | construed |
| I | have | construed |
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| you | have | construed |
| he/she/it | has | construed |
| we | have | construed |
| you | have | construed |
| they | have | construed |
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| you | had | construed |
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Members-in-training are not required to perform personal services for members, or any activity that can be construed as hazing.
en.wikipedia.org This was construed as a way of pressuring him to stand down with dignity.
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 Optometrists alter the visual field by altering angles (i.e. fashion the subject with glasses that construe the visual field by differing angles).
en.wikipedia.org The word "rebetis" is today construed to mean a person who embodies aspects of character, dress, behavior, morals and ethics associated with a particular subculture.
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