translate — to change words from one language to another language
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to change words from one language to another language
Pronunciation (IPA): /trænsˈleɪt/
Korean meaning: 번역하다, 다른 언어로 옮기다
Korean pronunciation: 트랜스**레이**트
Example Sentences
- Google Translate thinks '바람' means both 'wind' and 'wish' - no wonder my weather app keeps telling me about hope!
- She can translate complex legal documents with remarkable precision.
- His passion for music translated into a successful career as a composer.
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VERB//trænsˈleɪt//
to change words from one language to another language
An interpreter translates between speakers at an international conference
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Origin
라틴어에서 온 단어로, '가로질러(trans) 운반하다(latus)'는 의미에서 시작되었습니다. 마치 언어의 다리를 건너 의미를 운반하는 것처럼!
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“Google Translate thinks '바람' means both 'wind' and 'wish' - no wonder my weather app keeps telling me about hope!”
“She can translate complex legal documents with remarkable precision.”
“His passion for music translated into a successful career as a composer.”
“I tried to translate my mom's cooking recipe, but 'a pinch of love' doesn't convert well into grams.”
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