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281 examples of Translation in a sentence

So there, we experience the translation.
Look at the literal translation of these words.
It's just 29 words in Arabic, but anywhere from 65 to 72 in translation.
But all is not lost in translation.
I ask you, what happened to translation?
If you think about the Islamic Golden Age, there was lots of translation then.
It was hard to believe that what I had imagined was now built, permanent and had lost nothing in translation.
A literal, simple English translation would be equal generosity, but the deep philosophical meaning is caring, together, for one another.
That's something on the order of 1.45 billion U.S. dollars on translation costs alone.
And the piece will start being one way that we test for the humanness of a conversation and the parts that get lost in translation.
So there are other things that get lost in translation, too, like human intuition.
That begins my translation process.
My translation medium is a very simple basket.
So, let's talk about translation.
I don't envision this translation to look like the six degrees of separation that I illustrated earlier.
Machine translation is starting to translate some sentences here and there.
There are a many thank you.] (Laughter) OK, so computer translation, not yet good enough.
And that is to transform language translation into something that millions of people want to do and that also helps with the problem of lack of bilinguals, and that is language education.
The middle is an English translation that was done by a professional translator who we paid 20 cents a word for this translation.
And the bottom is a translation by users of Duolingo, none of whom knew any German before they started using the site.
Which struck me as particularly remarkable during one session with the novel when I realized that I was being swept along on this remarkable, vivid journey in translation.
Now I was a comparative literature major in college, which is like an English major, only instead of being stuck studying Chaucer for three months, we got to read great literature in translation from around the world.
But the reason that I mention it is that early on, Rabassa offers this elegantly simple insight: "Every act of communication is an act of translation."
"Weibo" is the Chinese translation for "microblog".
That got lost both in translation and in transition, and when I realized this, I decided it was time for me to start building bridges between myselves.
And I'm not going to give you the patois translation; I'm going to make it standard English.
Now we have multi-language, instantaneous, automatic translation services available for free via many of our devices, all the way down to smartphones.
Your webpage has translation, your cellphone has translation, but nothing that's good enough to teach surgery.
And now we've got the words, and we can apply the special sauce: the translation.
In order to break down our barriers, we have to learn to talk to people, to demand that people work on translation.
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