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From the verb translate: (⇒ conjugate)
translated is: ⓘClick the infinitive to see all available inflections: v past; v past p

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Synonyms:

interpreted, adapted, rendered, transliterated, glossed, paraphrased, reworded, transposed, transferred, transplanted, reworked, rewritten

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Sense: Verb: change into another language

Synonyms:

transcribe, convert , change , render , put , transliterate

Sense: Verb: reword

Synonyms:

reword, rephrase, paraphrase, render , convert , put , change

Sense: Verb: interpret

Synonyms:

interpret, explain , elucidate, spell out, simplify, put sth in plain English, say sth in layman's terms, make sth clear

Sense: Verb: convert

Synonyms:

convert , change , turn , transform , render

Sense: Verb: transfer

Synonyms:

transfer , move , relocate , shift

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