render (EN)

verb, noun

verb “render”

1. to make something or someone become a certain way
   Mellen Iech un, fir d'Iwwersetzungen vun den Beispillsätz an d'monolingual Definitioune vun all Wuert ze gesinn.

   The accident rendered him immobile.
2. to perform or present an interpretation of something
   The actor rendered the character with great emotional depth.
3. to change text or speech from one language to another
   The student rendered the French poem into English for her class.
4. to formally announce a decision or judgment
   The jury took hours to render a decision on the case.
5. to provide payment or return something that is due
   The company was required to render payment for the damages caused.
6. to offer or provide something to someone
   The stranded hiker was grateful when the rescue team arrived to render assistance.
7. to process a digital model into a visual image or animation
   The designer spent hours rendering the 3D model for the presentation.
8. to secretly hand over a person to another country without legal proceedings
   The spy was rendered to his home country for trial.
9. to process animal waste into useful materials
   The facility specializes in rendering animal byproducts for industrial use.
10. to melt and reduce fat from meat during cooking
    As the chef cooked the pork belly, the fat slowly rendered out.
11. to apply a coat of plaster to a wall for protection or decoration
    The workers were busy rendering the exterior wall of the new house.

noun “render”

1. the material used to coat walls, typically plaster or stucco
   The building's facade was improved with a fresh coat of render.
2. an image created by processing a digital model into a visual representation
   The architect showed us a high-quality render of the proposed building.