Examples of 'lip-read' in a sentence
Meaning of "lip-read"
lip-read (verb): to understand or interpret by watching the movement of a person's lips as they speak, often used by people with hearing impairments or in noisy environments
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He has the amazing gift of being able to lip-read.
Buddy of mine taught me how to lip-read across a crowded room.
Everyone in our resistance cell had to learn to lip-read.
I want to see if tech can lip-read that video of him and Father McMurtry.
Ask the person if they would like to lip-read.
I wanna see if Tech can lip-read that video of him and Father McMurtry.
There are no microphones in here, but plenty of cameras and people who can lip-read.
I need to know if you can lip-read from here.
How to lip-read or to talk.
Most people could not be bothered because he was stone deaf and could only lip-read you.
It 's very difficult to lip-read at that distance.
At twelve months, it appears that they continue to lip-read.
There will be lip-read every wish.
Snakes do not have ears, maybe they can lip-read.
It was only possible to lip-read him, but he was able to write in a notebook.
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O Always enunciate clearly so those who lip-read can follow you.
She could lip-read brilliantly, but they refused to let her learn sign language.
Princess Alice of Greece was deaf and could lip-read in three languages.
Could you lip-read earlier when I was talking about you to Amy?
I do not know how to lip-read.
But I can lip-read what you say.
He knows how to lip-read.
I could lip-read when I was no age.
In other words, they begin to lip-read right there.
Could you lip-read something for me?
Gestures meant he would never learn how to lip-read or talk!
Ralphy will lip-read it for you!
Watching the crowd all sing along with us, you can almost lip-read their joy.
I lip-read that woman.
Enter the videophone, which enables callers to lip-read or use sign language.
Lip-read if you can.
That gestures meant that Cole would never learn how to lip-read or to talk!
He " d never learn how to lip-read or talk! gestures meant.
When Cara was wee, they told me not to sign, to encourage her to lip-read.
Oh, has he not learnt to lip-read by this age?
All of us, whether we know we are doing it or not, lip-read.
I could lip-read some of them, but the mumblers, no way.
I went to regular schools, and I had to lip-read.
I have got it, I don't need to lip-read anymore because it's familiar to me.
He 's talking to his wife right now I can lip-read.
Lip-read if you can . And if not, enjoy the view.
She 's learning to speak and lip-read.
It 's very difficult to lip-read at that distance . Just do the best you can, Alice.
Maybe she can lip-read.
Who could lip-read Jonas' obscenities.
But she may lip-read.
Make sure you really exaggerate " no " so they can lip-read it.
They were deaf people " who could lip-read Jonas ' obscenities.
Well, he 's the village schoolmaster, and I know he can lip-read.
I am deaf, dumb! But I can lip-read what you say.
