"translate into" or "translate to"?
| Translate into English for your readers. |
| It does not translate into ' win or lose '. |
| They translate into all other games as well. |
| This will translate into new opportunities for jobs and growth in both countries. |
| Even if it has an effect on rats that doesn't mean it will translate into humans. |
| More playoff teams translates into additional revenue for all the bean counters. |
| This often translates into increased productivity, better workplace relationships and improved customer service. |
| His plays have been translated into every major language, and are performed more often than any other playwright. |
| Despite the number of visitors and streams, Hulu's success doesn't translate into big business - at least not yet. |
| And that translates into 15 to 20 personal-care products, or more, used every day, most of them from the neck up. |
| This translated to a waste of $1. |
| That translates to very frightened. |
| This global connected TV total translates to 21. |
| Mutah Al-Nisa translates to? pleasure of the women? and this needs no explanation. |
| Does speed appear to translate to an advantage in any particular sector? If we plot. |
| Revenues from the ads and games on Facebook's desktop App don't yet translate to phones. |
| It's not yet known whether Qnexa's effects on heart disease risks will translate to a lower risk of heart disease. |
| Even if she continues working after her maternity leave, having a child does translate to higher expenses incurred. |
| Physically, he's long, athletic and explosive, three qualities that translate to effective off-ball rim protection. |
| Having the text in your magazine translated to different languages would not be enough to get your message across. |
| Translated by AbulQasim Publishing House, 1997. |
| Translated by Nathalie Thorne ?? Anonymous 16:27 09. |
| Qad often can not be translated by a separate word in English. |
| Please note: Degree transcripts must be officially translated by a certified translator. |
| I would like to buy the book by Artusi translated by Phillips so I looked in the Internet. |
| Translated by the Power of God God can give people special help when they need it for a righteous cause. |
| It was also translated by Caxton himself, from Jean de Vignay's French translation of Jacobus de Cessolis's Latin original. |
| Although people who do it are acting from good motives, the damage they cause could be very serious (Translated by Xiaoyu Guan). |
| Translated from Fulcanelli 1964: 312. |
| From Sigismund Bacstrom (allegedly translated from Chaldean). |
| However I've become quite good at translating from Emmish to English. |
| This abridged version of Breivik's interview is translated from Norwegian newspaper Bergens Tidende. |
| For the first few months I was translating from English to Spanish in my head when I spoke and listened. |
| Translation? S i! Melanie Taylor Hererra's fiction translated from the Spanish by Christina Vega Westhoff. |
| Translated from Urdu by Sir Muhammad Zafrulla Khan Truthfulness One of the natural qualities of man is truthfulness. |
| As I've found to be true with other thrillers translated from Japanese, the writing style is straightforward but uninspired. |
| OTC is translated in the cytosol, and then enters mitochondria. |
| Currency crises in industrialised countries do not translate in this way. |
| Energy saving means saving of electricity; which in the long run translates in saving money. |
| Read out, translate in your mother tongue, or ask the child to read out some words - whatever. |
| That has translated in them buying far fewer US Treasury bonds and USD with their hard currencies. |
| Mr Tey is also in the process of writing his second book, which will be translated in Chinese and published by Amazon. |
| The locations of both Menouthesias and Rhapta have confounded scholars since the Periplus was first translated in 1912. |
| Fifthly, trade shocks also translate into financial turmoil in developing countries because of balance-of-payments problems, and because foreign exchange is a big part of the GDP. |
| I'd rather have a strong image, a strong concept in a poem that can be translated in many different ways without some poor soul stressed that the spirit has been captured, but not the form. |
| The term Haudenosaunee is a variant of a western Iroquoian dialect that is generally translated as the People of the Longhouse. |
| Alferez was a rank sometimes translated as an ensign but it was between a noncommissioned and commissioned officer rank and so may be more akin to today's rank of Warrant Officer. |
| One in particular was fully in harmony with what you translated for us. |
| I have to translate for Lisa whenever we're around my side of the family. |
| It makes it much easier when the person translating for you understands and embodies the concepts you're teaching. |
| Abel also did quite a bit of translating for me during the time I spent teaching the children about the Brosis values. |
| Could you send me a few phrases that are in english and urdu? Or should I come up with a short list that you could translate for me. |
| We approached him and this guy did not speak any English, but the man sitting next to him spoke great English and said he would translate for us. |
| Finally, it should be noted that translating between estimates that rely on the various definitions using time-to-death ratios 13 is relatively straightforward. |
| It was not by accident that it was translated on YouTube into Arabic. |
| What do you mean by news and entreviews? Coz drama related stuff is usuallu translated on kpop websites and such. |
| Ugandan officials said the DRC is yet to raise financing for marking the borders, whose description on paper by the colonial governments was never translated on the ground. |
| First, Swedish law is kind of being translated through the UK right now. |
| Do you? That's why I made the comment that Swedish law is being translated through a British lens into the United States. |
| Many luxury brands tend to take a slightly arrogant and exclusive stance to communicating with their following, and this clearly translates through social media. |