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- pronunciation:
- traenz
leI
sh
 n
- features:
- Word Combinations (noun), Word Parts
| part of speech: |
noun |
| definition 1: |
the act of translating from one language to another.
- similar words:
- construe
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| definition 2: |
that which has been translated.
- similar words:
- construe, version
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| definition 3: |
the state of being translated.
- similar words:
- rendition
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| definition 4: |
conversion; transformation.
translation of theory into practice |
| related words: |
change, explanation, gloss, metamorphosis |
adjective + (n.)translation
abridged,
accessible,
accurate,
awkward,
biblical,
closest,
direct,
exact,
faithful,
graphic,
inclusive,
inscribed,
interlinear,
linguistic,
literal,
literary,
loose,
lost,
medieval,
modern,
partial,
pejorative,
poetic,
precise,
real-time,
revised,
rough,
simultaneous,
standard,
vernacular
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verb + (n.)translation
defy, lose, publish, reprint
(n.)translation
+ verb
modify, post, print, render, translate
noun + (n.)translation
accuracy,
address,
braille,
cache,
currency,
edition,
error,
essay,
fiction,
format,
gloss,
grammar,
inscription,
interpreter,
introduction,
language,
lust,
poetry,
preface,
pronunciation,
prose,
publication,
text,
transcription,
vocabulary,
writing
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| derivation: |
translational (adj.) |
The word translation
contains the following parts:
fer, lat2, -late
Latin
root
that means carry, bring
  More about this word part:
Example words:
ablate, ablation, afferent, aquifer, collate, collation, confer, conference, conifer, correlate, defer1, differ, different, elate, elation, ferry, infer, offer, prefer, preference, preferable, prelate, proliferate, refer, relate, relation, relative, rotifer, suffer, transfer, translate, translation
-ation
Latin
noun-forming suffix
that means the act, process, or result of
More about this word part:
The suffix -ation
is a compound of -ate1 + -ion. It turns verbs ending in -ate into nouns (decorate/ decoration
). Not all nouns with this suffix, however, have a corresponding verb ending in -ate (information
, alteration
).
Example words:
aberration, acceptation, accusation, admiration, agitation, aggregation, alteration, alternation, approximation, celebration, collaboration, combination, communication, connotation, conversation, coronation, decoration, devastation, education, equation, exasperation, imitation, information, irrigation, irritation, location, pronunciation, ratiocination, reservation, separation, transformation, translation, constipation, continuation, creation, elevation, discrimination, immigration, evaporation, vacation
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