parse

/pahrs, especially British, pahrz/US // pɑrs, especially British, pɑrz //UK // (pɑːz) //

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Definitions

v.有主动词 verb

v.无主动词 verb

1
parsed, pars·ing.
- : to be able to be parsed; lend itself to parsing: Sorry, but your concluding paragraph simply doesn't parse.

as inconstrue

Synonyms

It’s worth it, then, to spend some time parsing through what, exactly, the reporting says, what the specific denials are, and how they match with the facts as we know them.
In a new column, VOSD Editor in Chief Scott Lewis parses the decision and slams officials for refusing to prioritize the physical reopening of schools.
We just need to parse what “winning” means in terms of biology.
Because neurons aren’t packed together the same way between different brain regions, this provides a way to parse the brain into areas that can be further studied.
To understand the effects of Covid-19 going forward, however, economists within and outside the US government are parsing very different sets of data.

/pahrs, especially British, pahrz/US // pɑrs, especially British, pɑrz //UK // (pɑːz) //

解析,剖析,分析

v.有主动词 verb

v.无主动词 verb

1
parsed, pars·ing.
- : to be able to be parsed; lend itself to parsing: Sorry, but your concluding paragraph simply doesn't parse.

as inconstrue

Synonyms

It’s worth it, then, to spend some time parsing through what, exactly, the reporting says, what the specific denials are, and how they match with the facts as we know them.
In a new column, VOSD Editor in Chief Scott Lewis parses the decision and slams officials for refusing to prioritize the physical reopening of schools.
We just need to parse what “winning” means in terms of biology.
Because neurons aren’t packed together the same way between different brain regions, this provides a way to parse the brain into areas that can be further studied.
To understand the effects of Covid-19 going forward, however, economists within and outside the US government are parsing very different sets of data.