to translate
- verb
- /trænsˈleɪt/
- First I have to translate into English.
- translate into English
- translate into Arabic
- translate into Spanish
The name of them translates to Blue Land.
- The name of them translates to Blue Land.
- First I have to translate into English.
- One group is translating a poem by Blair Sandra.
- So every one of those transcripts had to be translated, the Hindi ones.
- It's called shonen, which translates as the few years.
- You can also translate it as there is suffering.
- And the name that the Greeks gave it translated to Milky Circle.
- It roughly translates to I leave it up to you.
- And Cafe Uste translates to coffee cheese.
- All that it does is translating Taiban, right?
- It's not pro racist that gets translated as voluntas.
- I think that's the best way to do translate my expression in French.
Examples
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Her work is recognized nationally and internationally and translated into French, German, Italian, and Chinese.
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Can you help me translate this document from Spanish to Italian?
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Could someone translate for me?
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- I'll translate that for you later.
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Patient information and consent forms were translated into local languages when needed.
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As a poet living in Europe, I translate and am often translated.
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After obtaining permission from the copyright holder, the initial measure was translated from Spanish into Portuguese.
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But when you translate Saubona, Saubona literally translated means I see you.
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Research into human-robot interaction has focused on modeling and translating between human objectives and robot objectives.
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The Mildred L. Batchelder Award honored international books translated into English, many about varied races and cultures.
Academic text (2013)
Synonyms
To show an idea in an artistic way, for example in music, art, or translation
To translate spoken words into another language
How Literal
Surface Forms
Etymology
Translate comes from the Latin parts trans- 'across' and latus 'carried'. So to translate words is to 'carry' their meaning across from one language to another.