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Definition of retranslate in English: retranslateverb ˌriːtransˈleɪtˌriːtranzˈleɪtˌriːtrɑːnsˈleɪtˌriːtrɑːnzˈleɪt [with object]Translate again. 再译，重译 Manville retranslated it all back into English Example sentencesExamples - His translation is often inaccurate, and so I retranslate these entries where necessary.
- So, translators have been working on books translated into English, and then retranslating them into Swedish.
- This work was first translated into English in 1975 and has been retranslated for this edition by Willem Samuels.
- Another article, ‘Philippe II’, also appeared in Écrits II, but it was retranslated from the Italian version; the original French text is included here for the first time.
- Unfortunately, the original English version of one of these interviews isn't available in print, so I am forced to retranslate it from Russian, when quoting Mr. Kasparov.
- But if the analogue signal is plugged into an LCD panel, the signal must be retranslated into digital before being displayed, compounding the translation errors.
- This well-known text has been retranslated into more inclusive language.
- Most of these translated sources - including the Loeb library, a scholarly collection of source materials - are now being republished and, if not retranslated, at least re-edited to include previously expurgated passages.
- That may be because there is a longer way of describing it or because something is summarised in the term ‘runanga’, but I would have assumed that ‘runanga’ is a Maori word and would not need to be retranslated into Maori text.
- The quotes have been retranslated into English.
- For your convenience, I have retranslated it back into English via the superbly and totally accurate Google tool; I think the following clearly and expertly sums up what I am about and what I have to offer the house.
- Manson says classic plays should repeatedly be retranslated to resonate in the current era, and translators like Thompson should take great licence.
- An award-winning writer of 11 previous books of history, travel and biography, Nicholl retranslates many of da Vinci's mirrorscript writings.
- His collected works were translated in 1899-1902 and have been retranslated many times since.
- It is the challenge of the viewer to retranslate visual images back into thoughts in order to understand what the artist is ‘saying.’
- In effect, he was retranslating into English what Parthasarathy had written.
- You should read the Japanese translation, which was retranslated back into English.
- On the other end of the line - usually at one's Internet service provider - another computer uses a modem to retranslate the information into a language that computers can use.
- Often a single English sentence would last a whole paragraph, and the pronoun references would quickly become ambiguous unless you could retranslate it from the Latin or check the source material from which the story was taken.
- He reported this tale on the strength of hearing it told in Kikongo to an interpreter, who translated it into Portuguese to a second interpreter, who retranslated it into English.
Definition of retranslate in US English: retranslateverb [with object]Translate (a translation) back into its original language. Manville retranslated it all back into English Example sentencesExamples - He reported this tale on the strength of hearing it told in Kikongo to an interpreter, who translated it into Portuguese to a second interpreter, who retranslated it into English.
- His collected works were translated in 1899-1902 and have been retranslated many times since.
- The quotes have been retranslated into English.
- Often a single English sentence would last a whole paragraph, and the pronoun references would quickly become ambiguous unless you could retranslate it from the Latin or check the source material from which the story was taken.
- It is the challenge of the viewer to retranslate visual images back into thoughts in order to understand what the artist is ‘saying.’
- That may be because there is a longer way of describing it or because something is summarised in the term ‘runanga’, but I would have assumed that ‘runanga’ is a Maori word and would not need to be retranslated into Maori text.
- Most of these translated sources - including the Loeb library, a scholarly collection of source materials - are now being republished and, if not retranslated, at least re-edited to include previously expurgated passages.
- His translation is often inaccurate, and so I retranslate these entries where necessary.
- On the other end of the line - usually at one's Internet service provider - another computer uses a modem to retranslate the information into a language that computers can use.
- So, translators have been working on books translated into English, and then retranslating them into Swedish.
- You should read the Japanese translation, which was retranslated back into English.
- Another article, ‘Philippe II’, also appeared in Écrits II, but it was retranslated from the Italian version; the original French text is included here for the first time.
- For your convenience, I have retranslated it back into English via the superbly and totally accurate Google tool; I think the following clearly and expertly sums up what I am about and what I have to offer the house.
- This work was first translated into English in 1975 and has been retranslated for this edition by Willem Samuels.
- Manson says classic plays should repeatedly be retranslated to resonate in the current era, and translators like Thompson should take great licence.
- But if the analogue signal is plugged into an LCD panel, the signal must be retranslated into digital before being displayed, compounding the translation errors.
- This well-known text has been retranslated into more inclusive language.
- In effect, he was retranslating into English what Parthasarathy had written.
- An award-winning writer of 11 previous books of history, travel and biography, Nicholl retranslates many of da Vinci's mirrorscript writings.
- Unfortunately, the original English version of one of these interviews isn't available in print, so I am forced to retranslate it from Russian, when quoting Mr. Kasparov.
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