Contextually: To translate. Obsolete. (Cf. to set out at phrasal verbs 2, b.)

transitive. To translate (something) from one language into another. Also with on, till, specifying the language into which something is translated…

transitive. To change (a text, word, etc.) from one language to another; to translate. Also occasionally: to change (a text) from one form of…

transitive. To translate (a text) from one language into another. Obsolete.

transitive. To render (a text) into another language or style of writing; to translate. Chiefly with into. Obsolete (archaic in later use).

transitive. To convert or render (a word, a work, an author, a language, etc.) into another language; to express or convey the meaning of (a word…

To explain, interpret. To give the meaning of (a word or name); also, to give a version of in another language; to translate. Obsolete.

transitive. To translate (a text) into another language. Also with to. Obsolete.

transitive. To expound the meaning of (something abstruse or mysterious); to render (words, writings, an author, etc.) clear or explicit; to…

To change (a writing or book) into another language, style of composition, or mode of expression; to translate; to transfer; to adapt. Obsolete.

transitive. To change, alter.

transitive. To reproduce or express in another language; to translate. Also with in, into.

transitive. To translate or render (speech or writing) in or into another language.

transitive. With in, into: to render (a text) into another language or style of writing; to translate. Cf. sense 23. Obsolete.

transitive. To put (a text, etc.) into another language; to translate, render. Obsolete.

To render (into another language); to translate. Obsolete.

transitive. To translate.

transitive. To translate, render. Cf. to make English at sense 34a. Obsolete.

transitive. To put (a text, etc.) into another form or mode of expression, esp. into another language; to translate, render; to alter, modify…

transitive. To render in another form; to translate. Cf. traduce, v. 1. Now nonstandard.

To turn into (another language), translate, render. Obsolete.

transitive. To translate or render into another language or form of composition. Chiefly in passive. Now somewhat archaic.

To furnish a translation of. Obsolete.

To write out in other characters, to transliterate; to write out (a shorthand account) in ordinary ‘long-hand’; formerly also, to translate or render…

transitive. With into. To put into a particular form or shape, or to convert or change into some other form; spec. (with reference to speech or…

transitive. To alter the phrasing or language of; to reword. Also intransitive.

(transitive) to render into another tongue, to translate.