translation in Arabic
translation in Arabic is تَرْجَمَة — translation means a version of a text or speech rendered in a different language.
translation in Arabic
تَرْجَمَة
Pronounced: tarjama
act of translating between languages
What does "translation" mean?
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noun A version of a text or speech rendered in a different language.
"The English translation of the poem lost some of its rhythm."
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noun (biology) The process by which a cell builds proteins from an mRNA sequence.
"Translation follows transcription in protein synthesis."
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translation in a sentence
- The English translation of the poem lost some of its rhythm.
- She works as a translation specialist for legal documents.
- Translation follows transcription in protein synthesis.
- During translation, the cell reads the message and links amino acids together in order.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "translation" in Arabic?
"translation" in Arabic is تَرْجَمَة. translation means: A version of a text or speech rendered in a different language.
How do you pronounce تَرْجَمَة?
"translation" in Arabic is تَرْجَمَة, pronounced "tarjama".
How do you use "translation" in a sentence?
Example: "The English translation of the poem lost some of its rhythm." In Arabic, "translation" is تَرْجَمَة.
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