reads in English

noun

1

a person's interpretation of something.

their read on the national situation may be correct

verb

1

look at and comprehend the meaning of (written or printed matter) by mentally interpreting the characters or symbols of which it is composed.

it's the best novel I've ever read

synonyms: peruse, study, scrutinize, look through, pore over, be absorbed in, run one's eye over, cast an eye over, leaf through, scan, flick through, skim through, thumb through, decipher, make out, make sense of, interpret, understand

2

inspect and record the figure indicated on (a measuring instrument).

I've come to read the gas meter

3

study (an academic subject) at a university.

I'm reading English at Cambridge

4

(of a computer) copy, transfer, or interpret (data).

Depending on what the charge inside is, the computer reads the memory cell as a ‘1’ or ‘0’.

5

hear and understand the words of (someone speaking on a radio transmitter).

“Do you read me? Over.”

noun

perusal, study, scan, look (at), browse (through)

verb

peruse, read out/aloud, decipher, interpret, indicate, say, take, scan, translate, record
peruse, study, scrutinize, look through, pore over, be absorbed in, run one's eye over, cast an eye over, leaf through, scan, flick through, skim through, thumb through
read out/aloud, recite, declaim
decipher, make out, make sense of, interpret, understand
interpret, take, take to mean, construe, see, understand
indicate, register, record, display, show
say
take, study, learn
scan
take
translate, interpret, understand
record, register, show

Use "reads" in a sentence

1. Anybody reads, please respond.

2. An official report reads:

3. She reads with avidity.

4. 13 Texts householder reads.

5. His headstone reads, ‘A Craftsman’

6. Hence NOBSE reads Yahweh Apportions

7. Jay reads poetry so beautifully.

8. Its superscription reads: “Regarding Solomon.”

9. Meter reads 1 5 ohms.

10. Approbatory PAGE READS Approbatory Page

11. Reads like a phone book.

12. The computer reads the disk.

13. Booming Blade's description reads as follows:

14. He reads all the literary quarterlies.

15. The fuel gauge reads below zero.

16. The anchor reads the lead story.

17. In Avidly Reads Passages, Michelle D

18. He reads his poems very expressively.

19. A businessman who reads Business Week is lost to fame. One who reads Proust is marked for greatness.

20. Curveball reads like an investigative spy thriller

21. Brava! reads the scale from the file

22. 22 The poem reads like a translation.

23. In a slightly abridged version, it reads:

24. So credulous he believes everything he reads.

25. The editorial reads in full as follows.

26. 15 He reads a lot of poetry.

27. Current hardcovers offer some tempting summer reads.

28. The book reads like a ballad. Sentencedict.com

29. His cologne reads subdued but intense sensuality.

30. I think in general the report reads well .

31. His epitaph reads: “He died for God’s honor.”

32. The bead reads "Ranisonb Amenemhat, who gives life".

33. Maryellen reads aloud the sign on the wall.

34. The short form of the Concepts reads: 1.

35. The other label reads, "Anthony Blotta."

36. The label reads Brimfull Brand Kitchen Products Co

37. Accurate and fast mapping of targeted sequencing reads

38. It'll be more realer if she reads it."

39. He reads it, or it's his comfort zone.

40. Her Instagram Caption reads “He followed me home ma!

41. Draw off system water until boiler pressure reads zero.

42. He always reads the paper from cover to cover .

43. There should be a button somewhere that reads " AGC. "

44. The Hebrew text reads: “A way of one cubit.”

45. He reads loud, and the tone is in cadence.

46. See why the UK property industry reads Costar News.

47. In fact, the message reads "Dinna laugh, dinna smile.

48. Article I(2) of the AGP reads as follows:

49. The whole play reads like an anatomy of evil.

50. Read uncommitted - Permits dirty reads but not lost updates.