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What do we mean by translate?

To render in another language. intransitive verb

To express in different, often simpler words. intransitive verb

To change from one form, function, or state to another; convert or transform. intransitive verb

To express in another medium. intransitive verb

To transfer from one place or condition to another. intransitive verb

To forward or retransmit (a telegraphic message). intransitive verb

To transfer (a bishop) to another see. intransitive verb

To convey to heaven without death. intransitive verb

To subject (a body) to translation. intransitive verb

To subject (messenger RNA) to translation. intransitive verb

To make a translation. intransitive verb

To work as a translator. intransitive verb

To admit of translation. intransitive verb

To be changed or transformed in effect. Often used with into or to. intransitive verb

To bear, carry, or remove from one place to another; transfer; specifically, in mech., to impart to (a particle or body) a motion in which all its parts move in the same direction.

To transfer from one office or charge to another. In ecclesiastical law:

In Scottish Presbyterian churches, to transfer from one pastoral charge to another: said of a clergyman.

In Euclidean spaces: a set of points obtained by adding a given fixed vector to each point of a given set.

To have a revelatory experience, that doesn't involve the actual interpretation of languages. Urban Dictionary

Verb: to murder Urban Dictionary

Turning a thing understandable to one group of people to a thing understandable to another. Urban Dictionary

When a man wears a condom while receiving oral sex. Urban Dictionary

Use of a condom whether vaginal or anal sex Urban Dictionary

Google's free service to produce random sentences in the language of your choosing. Google translator is intended for the usage of business professionals who need to generate placeholder text in different languages. Urban Dictionary

The language tools provided on the google website for translating foreign languages. Has the innate ability to turn even the most coherent sentence into a pile of festering illiterate shit Urban Dictionary

1). A translator system. Used to communicate of understand other languages. 2). Automatically doing useless foreign language homework for many kids across the world. All you have to do is type a paragraph of your own language. Urban Dictionary

A site that has single handedly saved my foreign language grade Urban Dictionary

One who creates fake definitions of words and ends up getting one of the top definitions for their creativity and comedy with the definition. Similar to an Urbanizer. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to translate:
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Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word translate:
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Words that rhyme with translate:
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Adjectives that are often used to describe translate:
select, exercise, get, save, perfect, click.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective translate:
function, utility, instruction, command, file, byte, program, entry, box, originality.

Words that sound like translate:
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