rigorously defend the dominant interpretation
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Dialogues in context
EN · C2Interpreting a text
- A
Most commentators read this passage in a similar way.
Większość komentatorów podobnie odczytuje ten fragment.
- B
On that basis, can we rigorously defend the dominant interpretation?
Czy na tej podstawie możemy rygorystycznie bronić dominującej interpretacji?
- A
First we need to examine the basis for that assessment.
Najpierw musimy sprawdzić podstawy tej oceny.
- B
Let’s compare their reading with the overlooked passage of the letter.
Zestawmy ich odczytanie z pomijanym fragmentem listu.
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Translations
Examples of use
Badaczka może rygorystycznie bronić dominującej interpretacji w nowej lekturze spornego tekstu.
No voice for this language is installed. Speech practice is still available.The scholar may rigorously defend the dominant interpretation in a new reading of the disputed text.
No voice for this language is installed. Speech practice is still available.Die Wissenschaftlerin kann bei einer neuen Lektüre des umstrittenen Textes die vorherrschende Interpretation rigoros verteidigen.
No voice for this language is installed. Speech practice is still available.La investigadora puede defender rigurosamente la interpretación dominante en una nueva lectura del texto controvertido.
No voice for this language is installed. Speech practice is still available.Исследовательница может строго отстаивать доминирующую интерпретацию при новом прочтении спорного текста.
No voice for this language is installed. Speech practice is still available.Grammar
verb
- Dictionary form
- rigorously defend the dominant interpretation
Present
| I | rigorously defend the dominant interpretation |
|---|---|
| you | rigorously defend the dominant interpretation |
| he / she / it | rigorously defends the dominant interpretation |
| we | rigorously defend the dominant interpretation |
| you (plural) | rigorously defend the dominant interpretation |
| they | rigorously defend the dominant interpretation |
Past
| I | rigorously defended the dominant interpretation |
|---|---|
| you | rigorously defended the dominant interpretation |
| he / she / it | rigorously defended the dominant interpretation |
| we | rigorously defended the dominant interpretation |
| you (plural) | rigorously defended the dominant interpretation |
| they | rigorously defended the dominant interpretation |
Future
| I | will rigorously defend the dominant interpretation |
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| you | will rigorously defend the dominant interpretation |
| he / she / it | will rigorously defend the dominant interpretation |
| we | will rigorously defend the dominant interpretation |
| you (plural) | will rigorously defend the dominant interpretation |
| they | will rigorously defend the dominant interpretation |
- Present Simple, Past Simple and future with will. These tables show statements.
- The table conjugates the main verb in the context of the whole expression. Nouns, adjectives and dependent infinitives inside it are not separate headwords.
Example
The scholar may rigorously defend the dominant interpretation in a new reading of the disputed text.
