translate

translate
træns'leit
verb
(to put (something said or written) into another language: He translated the book from French into English.) traducir
- translator
translate vb traducir
El gerundio de translate se escribe translating
translate
tr[træns'leɪt]
transitive verb
1 (gen) traducir (from, de) (into, a)
■ how do you translate "watch"? ¿cómo se traduce "watch"?
■ this book has been translated into many languages este libro ha sido traducido a muchos idiomas
2 (express, explain) expresar
3 (transform) transformar
intransitive verb
1 (person) traducir; (word, book, etc) traducirse
translate [trænts'leɪt, trænz-; 'trænts.-, 'træns.-] vt, -lated ; -lating : traducir
translate
v.
• traducir v.
• trasladar v.
• verter v.
træns'leɪt
1.
transitive verb
a) \<\<word/sentence/book\>\> traducir*

to translate something (FROM something) INTO something: translate the text from Spanish into French — traduzca el texto del español al francés

b) (convert)

to translate something INTO something: translated into centigrade this is 42 degrees (expresado) en grados centígrados son 42 grados; to translate ideas into action — llevar ideas a la práctica


2.
vi (Ling) \<\<person\>\> traducir*; \<\<word\>\> traducirse*

the word translates as `love' in English — esta palabra se traduce por `love' en inglés

the poem doesn't translate well into French — el poema pierde mucho al ser traducido al francés

[trænz'leɪt]
1. VT
1) (Ling) traducir (from de) (into a)

translate this text into Spanish — traduzca este texto al español

how do you translate "posh"? — ¿cómo se traduce "posh"?

2) (=convert)

to translate centigrade into Fahrenheit — convertir grados centígrados en Fahrenheit

to translate words into deeds — convertir palabras en acción

3) (=transfer) (esp Rel) trasladar (from de) (to a)
2.
VI [person] traducir; [word, expression] traducirse

poetry does not translate easily — la poesía no es fácil de traducir

* * *
[træns'leɪt]
1.
transitive verb
a) \<\<word/sentence/book\>\> traducir*

to translate something (FROM something) INTO something: translate the text from Spanish into French — traduzca el texto del español al francés

b) (convert)

to translate something INTO something: translated into centigrade this is 42 degrees (expresado) en grados centígrados son 42 grados; to translate ideas into action — llevar ideas a la práctica


2.
vi (Ling) \<\<person\>\> traducir*; \<\<word\>\> traducirse*

the word translates as `love' in English — esta palabra se traduce por `love' en inglés

the poem doesn't translate well into French — el poema pierde mucho al ser traducido al francés


English-spanish dictionary. 2013.

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