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TRANSLATION
The act of transferring or removing by circumlocution with verbs under TRANSFER REMOVE.
The act of rendering from one language to another conversio: translatio (Quint. ☞ There is no good authority for versio or for interpretatio in this sense). There is no need of a verbal translation non exprimi verbum e verbo necesse est.
A book translated liber scriptoris conversus or translatus (Vid: Cic. N.D. 2 41; Quint. 10 5 2). The translation of a speech oratio conversa: a bad translation liber male conversus.
The act of transferring or removing by circumlocution with verbs under TRANSFER REMOVE.
The act of rendering from one language to another conversio: translatio (Quint. ☞ There is no good authority for versio or for interpretatio in this sense). There is no need of a verbal translation non exprimi verbum e verbo necesse est.
A book translated liber scriptoris conversus or translatus (Vid: Cic. N.D. 2 41; Quint. 10 5 2). The translation of a speech oratio conversa: a bad translation liber male conversus.
translation:
I. The act: expr. by verb: to do a great deal of t., *multa ex [Graeco, etc.] in patrium sermonem convertere: v.TO TRANSLATE .
II. A translated book, etc.: liber translatus; or, as pl., translata: v.TO TRANSLATE . Phr.: that is a bad t., *sensus scriptoris perperam expressus est.
I. The act: expr. by verb: to do a great deal of t., *multa ex [Graeco, etc.] in patrium sermonem convertere: v.
II. A translated book, etc.: liber translatus; or, as pl., translata: v.