translation
- noun
- /trænˈsleɪʃən/
- The translator provided a careful translation of the poem that captured its original emotion.
- English translations
- interlinear translation
- Spanish translation
It's not a direct translation, but it occurs in Karl Marx.
- It's not a direct translation, but it occurs in Karl Marx.
- So the literal translation means just to inspire.
- And so I got the translation about a week ago.
- They only really have a handful of translations in their language.
- Eliana did a very good translation to English.
- Sitchin can other scholars of Acadian and say that his translations are sound.
- It's actually in direct translation in in Nepal we call mandir.
- Let's start with the real time voice translations, because that's where they started to.
- Also, the term itself, maybe a better translation is wobbly wheel.
- Both of them are perfectly fine translations of on air Kennon.
- What is that translate translation from Spanish to French?
- Learn here is a translation of Irfat right?
- Guest I Which the best sort of literal translation is stuff I did.
- And Frank Andres Jean is a translation, translation of the Tantra drawings.
Examples
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I think the translation is, "Heart speaks to heart," but I may be wrong.
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And so I got the translation about a week ago.
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And recently we could get the translation of his book.
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What is the Spanish translation for library key?
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Thank you for the translation.
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Scholars maintain that the translation was lost hundreds of years ago.
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In 1844, the first totally new English translation since the King James Version appeared.
Academic text (2015) -
They're just different English translations of the same Greek term.
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Nevertheless, his works were extraordinarily popular, and early translations carried his ideas throughout Europe.
Academic text (1999) -
Learning a new language often involves understanding the nuances of translation between languages.
Synonyms
A different form of something, like a book or program
A version of a text written in another language
A computer program that changes text or speech from one language into another
A written text in another language that keeps the same meaning
Compounds
- Specialized
A computer program that changes text or speech from one language into another
- Specialized
A word or phrase made by changing each part of a foreign phrase to keep its meaning
How Faithful
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Translation comes from Latin parts trans- 'across' and a root meaning 'to carry', which you can also see in transfer. So a translation is like 'carrying' the meaning of a text 'across' into another language.