translate

To change words or speech from one language into another language with the same meaning.

To express spoken or written words from one language in another language while preserving the original meaning.

To say or write something again in your own words, usually to make it easier to understand.

To express something in different words within the same language, especially in order to clarify or simplify it.

To turn one thing, like an idea or success, into another thing, like action, money, or results.

To change something into a different form, result, or practical effect in another situation while keeping its basic meaning or purpose.

To still make sense or have the same feeling when it is put in another language, place, or form.

To be understandable or have a similar effect when something is used in a different language, medium, or situation.

In math, to move a shape or graph to a new place without turning it, so every point moves the same amount.

In mathematics or physics, to move a shape, graph, or object so that every point is shifted the same distance in the same direction, without rotating it.

In machines, to change one kind of movement or signal into another kind of movement or signal.

In engineering or related fields, to convert one kind of motion, force, or signal into another kind while preserving the relationship between input and output.

In old religious or historical writing, to move a person to heaven without death, or to move a holy object to another place.

To move a person or sacred object to another place, especially to heaven without dying, or to a new resting place, as used in religious or historical contexts.