interpret(BETWEEN LANGUAGES)
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to change something into a new form, especially to turn a plan into something real: 转化（尤指将计划变为现实）
translate intoSo how does this theory translate into practical policy?那么如何将这个理论应用于制定现实可行的政策呢？
translate well toThe ways of working that he had learned at college did not translate well (= were not suitable) to the world of business.他在大学里学到的工作方式并不适合生意场。
 translate something as something
to decide that words, behaviour, or actions mean a particular thing: 认为…意味着…
He mumbled something which I translated as agreement.他嘴里咕哝了句什么，我想是表示同意。
You'll lose marks if you translate too literally.
It is a difficult passage, but just translate it as best you can.这段文章确实很难，不过你尽力翻译就可以了。
Her novels have been translated into sixteen languages.
It can be very difficult to translate idioms.

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It went on to sell over a million copies globally and was translated into over 20 languages.
Variables and base type constants are passed through unchanged and, for a tuple, the translation rebuilds the tuple with the translated values.
Variables are translated as themselves and constants are not affected by the substitutions, hence the base cases are correct.
These two consumptions, via their endowed preferences, are translated into payoffs (pesetas).
Once elected, senators had to develop reputations that translated into support among party organization regulars as well as directly among their constituents.
In the experimental hypnotism, the yardstick for a good subject was its constancy in displaying certain symptoms that could be translated into a regular curve.
Yet critiques of gluttony have not translated into outright demonization.
The individual time complexities of these terms are translated into a system of multi-variable difference equations, which are solved by common techniques.
Therefore, the results of the previous sections (with some modifications) can be translated to this setting.
In other words, the text we have here translated is the only reconstruction we have found which matches with the content of all six manuscripts.
But overrun wasn't usually translated into either "losses" or cancellations.
Pictures, to become part of a conversation between people, must be translated into words.
This technical specification translated functional needs into mechanical, electronic and software requirements for the prototype.
It focuses on the essence of how the elements of one set are translated into the other.
Micro-costing means that all separate resource items consumed are identified, measured, and translated to monetary units in great detail on a patient-specific basis.
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