to translate or interpret; the process or result of converting between languages

to convert computer source code into machine code or a lower-level language

to decipher or decode

translated text

the process of rendering a foreign word or name into Chinese characters based on its phonetic value

translator (of writing)

to translate into (Chinese, English etc)

translated version of a text

The specific version of a name (person, place, or entity) as it has been translated or transliterated into another language.

interpreting; oral translation

a professional who translates speech or writing from one language into another, especially an oral interpreter

to provide an oral translation of spoken language, particularly in formal, diplomatic, or legal contexts

phonetic transcription or transliteration of a word or name from one language to another

The translation of the meaning or essence of a text as opposed to a literal, word-for-word version; to paraphrase or provide a sense-for-sense rendering.

a translated work

to select and translate specific passages from a source text

to introduce a work to people who don't read its original language by translating it

to translate from one language to another, often through the medium of an intermediate language

(old) to translate or interpret between languages

a person who translates or interprets written text or spoken language from one language into another

modern language version or translation, typically of a classical or ancient text

to translate from an existing translation rather than from the original source language, often resulting in accumulated errors

simultaneous interpretation facilities (loanword from "earphone")

to be translated as, or to be rendered as in a different language

target language (for translation)

to translate and write down foreign words or names into another language or script

source language (for translation)

a loan translation or the act of translating a word or phrase literally from another language

(computing) cross-compiler

two-way translation

(linguistics) an equivalent; a translation of a term into the target language

target language (linguistics)

a translation that takes liberties with the original text

formation of a loanword using a combination of phonetic transcription and semantic translation

a person who translates speech orally from one language to another

to translate a term into Chinese using a combination of characters or words that suggests its meaning (as opposed to transliteration)

simultaneous translation

simultaneous interpretation (Taiwan usage)

Derivation of a Chinese loanword from Japanese by using the same characters (or variants) but applying Chinese pronunciation.

to correct or improve a translation

Chinese and English two-way translation

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