verb “translate”
Infinitiv translate; hien translates; Verg. translated; Part. Verg. translated; Ger. translating
- iwwersetzen
Mellen Iech un, fir d'Iwwersetzungen vun den Beispillsätz an d'monolingual Definitioune vun all Wuert ze gesinn.
Maria translated the French poem into English for her class.
- iwwersetzen (als Dolmetscher schaffen)
Maria translates for her grandparents when they visit from Spain.
- erklären
She translated the complex scientific report into simple terms that everyone could understand.
- verstoen
She translated his silence as a sign of agreement.
- ëmwandelen
She translated her thoughts into a beautiful painting.
- translatéieren
The ribosome translates the mRNA sequence into a specific chain of amino acids, forming a protein.
- transferéieren (eng Läich oder Reliquie)
The monks decided to translate the saint's relics from the old chapel to the newly built cathedral.
- transferéieren (e Bëschof oder Kiercheleader)
Bishop Smith was translated from the diocese of York to the diocese of London last year.
- an den Himmel opgeholl ginn
According to the legend, Saint John was translated to Heaven without experiencing death.
- transléieren
The teacher showed us how to translate the triangle 5 units to the right on the graph.
- transléieren (Koordinatesystem)
To simplify the problem, we need to translate the coordinate system so that the new origin is at the center of the shape.
- transléieren (Objet)
The engineer translated the entire platform horizontally without causing it to rotate.
- transléieren (Objet)
The satellite translates smoothly through space without spinning.