translate

translate
træns'leit
verb
(to put (something said or written) into another language: He translated the book from French into English.) oversette
- translator
omsette
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oversette
verb \/trænzˈleɪt\/, \/trɑːnsleɪt\/, \/trænsˈleɪt\/
1) oversette, gjendikte
• the book is translated from English
boken er oversatt fra Engelsk
2) tolke
3) (overført) tolke, fortolke, oppfatte
• I translated it as a protest
jeg tolket det som en protest
4) tyde, forklare
5) (spesielt om biskop til annet stift eller relikvie til annen helligdom) forflytte, overflytte, overføre
6) forvandle, omdanne, omskape, omsette
• you must translate your ideas into action
du må omsette ideene dine til handling
7) (poetisk eller religion) oppta (levende) til himmelen, bortrykke
8) overføre, flytte over
9) (telekommunikasjon) overføre, videresende, retransmittere
10) (fysikk) forflytte
11) kunne oversettes, være egnet for oversetting
12) være oversetter
13) overflytte, overføre, forflytte
14) (EDB) flytte, oversette
translate by oversette av
translate into oversette til forvandle til, omdanne til

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