| 单词 | translate |
| 释义 | trans·late I. transitive verb 1. a. < I was translated from the country to the city — Kenneth Mackenzie > < he translated the fight … to the public arena — L.M.Hughes > < a fine play has been superlatively translated to the screen — Current Biography > < the saint's relics were translated from the crypt to the … shrine — Dorothy G. Spicer > < translated him to the War Department — N.W.Stephenson & H.W.H.Knott > b. < by faith Enoch was translated that he should not see death — Heb 11:5 (Authorized Version) > < those Muslims who hold that the Mahdi was translated in an earlier century > c. < if a bishop be translated he must be introduced as the holder of the see — T.E.May > 2. a. < is learning to translate Latin > — usually used with into < Chinese ideograms are translated into Japanese — David Diringer > < had to translate the characters into spoken Korean — Cornelius Osgood > b. < imperative that the reporter translate his notes into longhand — B.M.Metzger > < translate books into braille > < a linguistic code … can be translated into a binary code — R.W.Brown b. 1925 > < translate mathematical truths into logical truths > c. < this solution will permit the cryptanalyst to translate additional messages — W.W.R.Ball > < when he translates his message into a coded one — Aaron Bakst > d. < what remains of the poetry after we have translated it into prose > < the terminology used by technicians … is translated into the language of the layman — Lucile Bagwell > e. < the element which is so difficult to translate in the idea of fair play — Margaret Mead > < it translates my childish impressions accurately enough — A.T.Quiller-Couch > < all such novels have their special language which you must translate … to learn the real intention of the artist — M.D.Geismar > — often used with into < has translated Moloc's words into contemporary human terms — Wayne Burns > 3. a. < translates the girl into a witch > < the projection kinescope … translates the video signal into a pattern of light and shadows on the tube face — C.L.Dawes > < cars are translated into scrap — New Yorker > < the time required to translate new ideas into practical military weapons — H.S.Truman > < the prime mover which translates energy into power — Roger Burlingame > < designers translate the … styling of an import into a modified and wearable version for the American woman — Dorothy O'Neill > b. Britain < for two of these the costumes were translated from old sets — E.K.Chambers > < a number of men were fixing up — translating — old boots — Robert Sandall > 4. 5. 6. intransitive verb 1. a. < he translates for the patent attorney > also < no one but a language learner needs to be told … that a word-for-word transposition does not translate — Jackson Mathews > < in class the teacher asks him to translate > b. < words that translate into every language — D.D.Eisenhower > < a Portuguese word that does not translate easily — David Dodge > 2. II. |
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