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♦ (to) translate /trænsˈleɪt/A v. t.2 trasformare; convertire: (fin.) to translate assets into national currency, convertire attività in valuta nazionale5 (mat.) traslare6 interpretare; spiegare: I translated his act as a protest, ho interpretato il suo come un atto di protesta8 (comput.) tradurre; convertireB v. i.2 (mecc.) traslare● to translate an idea into action, mettere in atto un'idea □ to translate word for word, tradurre alla lettera □ (relig.) to be translated into heaven, essere assunto in Cielo ( col corpo) □ (elettron.) translating machine, macchina per tradurre; traduttore elettronico.NOTA D'USO: - to translate- -
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♦ (to) translate /trænsˈleɪt/A v. t.2 trasformare; convertire: (fin.) to translate assets into national currency, convertire attività in valuta nazionale5 (mat.) traslare6 interpretare; spiegare: I translated his act as a protest, ho interpretato il suo come un atto di protesta8 (comput.) tradurre; convertireB v. i.2 (mecc.) traslare● to translate an idea into action, mettere in atto un'idea □ to translate word for word, tradurre alla lettera □ (relig.) to be translated into heaven, essere assunto in Cielo ( col corpo) □ (elettron.) translating machine, macchina per tradurre; traduttore elettronico.NOTA D'USO: - to translate-
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