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lip-read

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lip-read (lprd)
v. lip-read (-rd), lip-read·ing, lip-reads
v.tr.
To interpret (utterances) by lip reading.
v.intr.
To interpret utterances by lip reading.
lip-read [ˈlɪpˌriːd]
vb -reads, -reading, -read [-ˈrɛd]
to interpret (words) by lip-reading
ThesaurusLegend:  Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
Verb1.lip-read - interpret by lipreading; of deaf people
lipread, speech-read
read - interpret something that is written or printed; "read the advertisement"; "Have you read Salman Rushdie?"
Translations
lip-read [ˈlɪpriːd]
A. VT → leer los labios a
B. VI → leer los labios
lip-read [ˈlɪpˌriːd] vi & vt → leggere (sul)le labbra
lip-read [ˈlɪpˌriːd] vi & vt → leggere (sul)le labbra
lip-read → يَقْرَأ الشفاه odezírat ze rtů mundaflæse von den Lippen ablesen διαβάζω τα χείλη leer los labios lukea huulilta lire sur les lèvres čitati s usnica leggere le labbra 読唇術で解する 독순술로 이해하다 liplezen lese på munnen przeczytać z warg ler os lábios читать по губам läsa på läpparna แปลคำพูดด้วยการอ่านริมฝีปาก dudak okuma hiểu lời nói qua cách mấp máy môi 唇读


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Lowe shouted an obscenity at Hallion, one that was all too easy to lip-read on televised replays.
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He said that although he continued to lip-read, his overall communication had become easier and less fatiguing because he did not have to rely entirely on lip-reading.
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The words we lip-read are from the opening line of "East Coker," the second of the Four Quartets: "In my beginning is my end.
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