Phrasal verbs starting with "read"

To apply or transfer information, findings, or principles from one context or domain to another comparable one.

To read text at the same time as someone else is reading it aloud, or to read while listening to an audio version.

To study a subject at university (British English), or to audition for a theatrical role by reading lines.

To formally brief someone with classified or privileged information; or in computing, to load data into a system.

To find or assume a hidden or deeper meaning in something, sometimes beyond what was actually intended.

To read a value, measurement, or piece of data directly from a gauge, screen, or list.

To formally assume a new ecclesiastical or official post by reading a prescribed text or declaration in public.

To read something aloud so that others can hear it, typically from a written source.

To read something carefully, usually to check it or to familiarise yourself with its contents.

To read something from beginning to end, usually to check it or understand it fully.

To study a subject by reading about it, especially to prepare for something or to learn more.