How to pronounce“deciphered”in English

What I kind of deciphered was that a lot of these movies were about the experiences of the directors, and the writers,

And he deciphered how it actually works.

genome for that bacterium was deciphered and new proteins identified which could

was getting threatening letters, and he deciphered the letters in microseconds, got the FBI involved, and put a stop to

These are ancient Mayan hieroglyphics, a writing system deciphered only in the late 20th century.

Had Secretary Abel's historical medical French been richer she would have deciphered descriptions of a vigorous regimen of cupping, bleedings, and the administration of poisonous metals.

is going on to the alien ship his his helper runs and says i've deciphered the rest of the book to serve man it's a cookbook you know so

- So, a lot of the cuneiform language is already deciphered.

Persian was written in a very simple style of cuneiform, they deciphered it, they twigged it was Old Persian, they read it in Persian, and they

Yet despite its rough condition, much of the document could still be painstakingly deciphered and translated, and it became known as the Rhind Papyrus

It was all basically deciphered.

None of "The Persian Chronicles", none of "The Chinese Chronicles", none of them knew about this until "The Secret History" was deciphered and translated.

When you speak to parents, they very often have deciphered the meanings.

One would-be tenant, a UCLA student, squinted at the graffiti and deciphered a death threat and split.

Scholars now agree with that without the painstaking advances she made, Linear B would most likely never have been deciphered when it was, if ever.

decipher the title it's to serve man and everyone's so thrilled oh they're here to service it all makes sense and then just as one of the final cryptographers