US /trænsˈlet/
・UK /trænsˈleɪt/
And in Danish, a common term of endearment is Skat, which means treasure, but can also translate to taxes.
which means treasure, but can also translate to taxes.
...the higher rate will translate into less cash to spend on other things
Lower spending will translate into lower inflation
I didn't have Google Translate app on an iPhone.
I didn't even have an iPhone, so I couldn't just take a picture and translate stuff.
I really found it hard not to translate.
need to translate to fully understand them but just try.
There are words that you just need to translate to fully understand them, but just try.
Some of the deepest divisions that exist in mainland China today remain "diet." For one, the differences in climate and landscape mean that crops and farming methods from the tropical to the desert of the tundra just don't translate, even less so in the world of vast amounts of small-scale feudal peasant farming.
from the tropical to the desert to the tundra, just don't translate.
You're reading you're listening and Possibly even you're speaking as well Simultaneously if you use the shadowing technique the beautiful thing about watching videos in English is that you can actually Reassociate all of the imagery and the context and everything that is going on on the screen To the words that you're actually reading in the subtitles It's very very important that you associate the words with images as opposed to translating words in English Back to your native language in your own head when you come across objects or different scenarios in real life in English your first reflex should be able to Identify what's going on in the English language as opposed to Identifying it in your native language and then trying to translate it into English by associating English words With imagery it makes your English skills much more spontaneous and much more natural than they otherwise Would have been watching videos is also in a sense a form of feedback If you can understand 80% or more of what's being said Then honestly, you could even move up to another level of more complicated and more advanced English media If you understand less than 80% of what you're consuming Then that might be a sign that you're not quite at that level yet And you should be listening to more Simple English media that you can understand more of this leads to the final exercise, which is also quite efficient Which is just testing yourself.
Yum worked alongside professors like Robert Full and other students to translate squirrels leaping and landing patterns to Salto.
Yim worked alongside professors like Robert Full and other students to translate squirrels' leaping and landing patterns to Salto.
You have to be able to translate that to mental things.
You have to be able to translate that to mental things.
You can type in Google Translate and just click the voice,
you can type in Google Translate and just click the voice