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/tʁa.dyk.sjɔ̃/
Translation
translation
Word origin
From Latin traductio ('a leading across, a transfer'), from traducere ('to lead across'), built on trans- ('across') and ducere ('to lead'). English took the same verb for 'traduce', while 'translation' came instead from Latin translatio.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- traductio
- English cognates
- traduce, duct, conduct
Grammar
Examples
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The French translation of the novel is excellent.
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He earns his living doing technical translations.
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Something is always lost in translation.
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Hand in the translation of this text to me before Friday.
Cette automatique .
This machine translation is worthless.
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