decipher

The problem is, few people would be able to decipher them.

But now we have the key and know how to decipher.

Then she gave him a look which he could not decipher.

He would never be able to decipher what she had written.

Sometimes even for myself, it's difficult to decipher which one I'm actually talking to.

A. There must be a story, but it is hard to decipher.

She went to work at once and soon deciphered the new message.

"He was able to decipher a small section at the beginning."

Need to talk to you, she deciphered after a moment's study.

He could decipher the letters and thus make out the word.

These seem to use a developed system but have not been deciphered.

"Do you think we will be able to decipher the message?"

I had to play that back in my head to decipher it.

And while we're at it, maybe you'd better get started on trying to decipher that writing we found earlier.

"You can read them to us, those we cannot decipher."

Later I was able to decipher what's driving a scene.

He wrote it down in the middle of the night but the next morning could not decipher his writing.

Particularly when you're trying to decipher it all from London.

Love is a twisted thing, not for us to decipher.

The men were silent, as if trying to decipher it.

He took a sheet of paper and began to decipher.

They are easier to decipher than the others and I see on them many things of interest.

But on one wall, even a stranger could decipher the whole story.

"You had to listen to and decipher what they were saying," he said.

So it's not easy to decipher what the president believes about Iraq.