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[træns'leit](to put (something said or written) into another language: He translated the book from French into English.) prevesti- translator* * *[trænsléit]transitive verbprevesti, prevajati; prenesti; tolmačiti, interpretirati; technical predelati, spremeniti, pretvoriti; dešifrirati, naprej poslati (telegram); ecclesiastic premestiti; obsolete prevzeti, zamakniti; slang skrpati, zmašiti skupaj kaj iz starega materialakindly translate! — prosim, razložite jasno, kar mislite!to translate into film — adaptirati za film; intransitive verb biti primeren za prevajanje -
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/træns'leit/ * ngoại động từ - dịch, phiên dịch =to translate an English book into Vietnamese+ dịch một quyển sách tiếng Anh sang tiếng Việt - chuyển sang, biến thành =to translate emotion into action+ biến tình cảm thành hành động =to translate dream into reality+ biến ước mơ thành hiện thực =to translate opetry into music+ chuyển thơ thành nhạc, phổ nhạc thành thơ =to translate Lenin's teachings into reality+ thực hiện lời dạy của Lê-nin - giải thích, coi là =kindly translate+ xin ông vui lòng giải thích rõ cho ý ông muốn nói =do not translate my hesitation as ill-will+ xin anh đừng coi sự do dự của tôi là thiếu thiện chí - thuyên chuyển (một vị giám mục) sang địa phận khác - truyền lại, truyền đạt lại (bức điện) - (toán học); (kỹ thuật) cho tịnh tiến
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