retranslate
verb
re·trans·late
| \ ËrÄ-tran(t)s-ËlÄt
, -tranz-\
, -tranz-\
retranslated;
retranslating;
retranslates
Definition of retranslate
: to translate (a translation) into another language
also
: to give a new form to
: to retranslate something
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Other Words from retranslate
retranslation
\ ËrÄ-tran(t)s-ËlÄ-shÉn
, -tranz- \
noun
, -tranz- \
noun
Examples of retranslate in a Sentence
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Errors are a danger, especially when words are retranslated from English into other languages. — New York Times, "As BTSâs Reach Expands, an Army of Dedicated K-Pop Translators Grows," 4 July 2019 Errors are a danger, especially when words are retranslated from English into other languages. — New York Times, "As BTSâs Reach Expands, an Army of Dedicated K-Pop Translators Grows," 4 July 2019 Knopf has taken the trouble of having some of the other books retranslated into English for their rerelease. — Janet Maslin, New York Times, "A Monster in the Mold of Hannibal Lecter Haunts âThe Sandmanâ," 4 Mar. 2018 This question made me rethink â and retranslate â the Korean greeting, and realize how hasehyo could be taken as a more forceful verb, insinuating a command. — Nami Mun, New York Times, "The Author of âThe Vegetarianâ Takes On Koreaâs Violent Past," 10 Jan. 2017These example sentences are selected automatically from various online news sources to reflect current usage of the word 'retranslate.' Views expressed in the examples do not represent the opinion of Merriam-Webster or its editors. Send us feedback.
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