rephrase

In that case I'll have to rephrase what was going to be my third question.

To more easily answer your questions we have rephrased them.

Oh I've been to, or you rephrase it in another way.

If you are not understood the first time, rephrase the question.

Let me rephrase that: The information is available to it.

So rephrase the question: how many eggs do you want?

Ask the person to rephrase or repeat something if you do not understand.

The man considered this for a moment and then decided to rephrase his original question.

Rephrase the main point(s) in your own words once you have found it.

The judge then rephrased the question in proper legal form.

I asked, rephrasing the question to make it more accessible.

These would often be rephrased, where possible: the last fall of the dice was a seven.

"Sometimes all of us will say something and we'd like to be able to rephrase it.

But I later learned that this sentence can be rephrased in several ways.

To answer these questions meaningfully, we must first rephrase them.

If I rephrase your question it will be easier to give a reply.

These we rephrased into statements describing something you might need from the government.

Alternatively it'll ask you to rephrase it in some other way.

Another way to rephrase what you just said, is that my opinion differed.

She rephrased it and he said, "God wanted her to come here first.

Colonel Pierce, perhaps you'd like some time to rephrase your question.

The classic complicated issues of small town life are rephrased many times in the film.

So, to rephrase my original question: will there ever be a second coming of Einstein?

When the question was rephrased as to personal aspirations, 99 percent answered "yes."

To rephrase an early Mac slogan, what about the rest of us?