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  • verb Simple past tense and past participle of translate.

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  • Tiberius, the emperor at the time of Christ's crucifixion, is represented here by a round-topped sandstone stela that shows him in classic pharaonic dress with a winged sun-disk kneeling before a couple of gods and with his name translated into hieroglyphs, recording the reconstruction of some flood-damaged temples at Karnak.

    British Museum handsomely fulfils its duties to England outside London 2011

  • The word translated as "mansions," or in modern versions as "dwelling places," "rooms" and "houses," is, as you can see, a bit tricky to get just right.

    Bishop Pierre Whalon: Many Mansions In Whose House? Bishop Pierre Whalon 2011

  • The word translated as "mansions," or in modern versions as "dwelling places," "rooms" and "houses," is, as you can see, a bit tricky to get just right.

    Bishop Pierre Whalon: Many Mansions In Whose House? Bishop Pierre Whalon 2011

  • The word translated as "mansions," or in modern versions as "dwelling places," "rooms" and "houses," is, as you can see, a bit tricky to get just right.

    Bishop Pierre Whalon: Many Mansions In Whose House? Bishop Pierre Whalon 2011

  • The word translated as "mansions," or in modern versions as "dwelling places," "rooms" and "houses," is, as you can see, a bit tricky to get just right.

    Bishop Pierre Whalon: Many Mansions In Whose House? Bishop Pierre Whalon 2011

  • The word translated as “to be with a man” is the Greek gynoskos, which means “to know.”

    Beginner’s Grace Kate Braestrup 2010

  • The envelope was addressed to Signora Giorgia Grigio, her name translated into Italian, which sounded much prettier to her American ears.

    Georgia’s Kitchen Jenny Nelson 2010

  • The word translated as “to be with a man” is the Greek gynoskos, which means “to know.”

    Beginner’s Grace Kate Braestrup 2010

  • The word translated as “to be with a man” is the Greek gynoskos, which means “to know.”

    Beginner’s Grace Kate Braestrup 2010

  • Praising the thriving Indian media scene and the work of Indian investigative magazine Tehelka, Brown said the title translated to "Bomb" in Hindi.

    Abi Wright: Tina Brown to Columbia J School Students: Go to India! 2009

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