translated

Put into English

Translated describes something that has been converted from one language to another: a translated novel, the translated documents arrived late.

More broadly, translated can mean converted from one form to another: Her vision was translated into policy.

As the past tense of translate, it captures the act of rendering meaning across languages or domains: She translated the contract into Spanish.

linguistic

interpreter

One who conveys meaning between languages

adaptation · subtitles · dubbing · transcription · equivalence · accuracy · fidelity · source language · target language · literal

meaning

interpretation

Assigned meaning

rewording · rephrasing · gloss · adaptation · rendering · transposition · conversion · reformulation · approximation · sense-for-sense

figurative

transformed

Fundamentally changed in nature

shifted · moved · applied · realized · actualized · implemented · put into practice · carried over · expressed

textual

scripture

Sacred religious writings

  • BibleChristian sacred writings
  • QuranIslam's central scripture
  • SeptuagintGreek translation of Hebrew scriptures

manuscript · ancient · classical · literary · poetry · prose · novel · subtitle · caption · transcript

Categories
Opposites
language conversion status

translateduntranslated

Not converted between languages

in the original · nontranslated · original · unrendered · source text

textual authenticity

translatedoriginal

First or inventive

authentic · unmediated · source text · native · firsthand

physical movement

translatedstationary

Not in motion

unmoved · fixed · static · immobile · rooted

Phrases
Family

translate, translation, translation memory, translator, translating, translates, translators, translations, untranslated

Familiarity
Top 20,000
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Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Everyday, not technical · Rated G