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render English

Meaning render meaning

What does render mean?
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render Verb

— To render is to create or force into a state. Rendering is often used to describe the way a computer makes pictures on a screen.

render

— verb cause to become The shot rendered her immobile — verb (= provide) give something useful or necessary to We provided the room with an electrical heater — verb give an interpretation or rendition of The pianist rendered the Beethoven sonata beautifully — verb (= yield, give) give or supply The cow brings in 5 liters of milk This year's crop yielded 1,000 bushels of corn The estate renders some revenue for the family — verb (= deliver) pass down render a verdict deliver a judgment — verb coat with plastic or cement render the brick walls in the den — verb give back render money — verb make over as a return They had to render the estate — noun a substance similar to stucco but exclusively applied to masonry walls — verb (= try) melt (fat or lard) in order to separate out impurities try the yak butter render fat in a casserole — verb (= give) bestow give homage render thanks — verb (= translate, interpret) restate (words) from one language into another language I have to translate when my in-laws from Austria visit the U.S. Can you interpret the speech of the visiting dignitaries? She rendered the French poem into English He translates for the U.N. — verb (= picture, depict, show) show in, or as in, a picture This scene depicts country life the face of the child is rendered with much tenderness in this painting — verb (= fork over, deliver) to surrender someone or something to another the guard delivered the criminal to the police render up the prisoners render the town to the enemy fork over the money

Synonyms render synonyms

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render English » English

give return provide make translate supply interpret perform deliver furnish play pay depict yield represent present offer show repay give back submit reenact donate do afford tender send back revert restore refund put picture payback lend introduce hand over grant generate fork up fork over fork out deliver back convey constitute cause bestow allow act work typify

Topics render topics

What do people use render to talk about?
Language and thought Think Learn

Evaluate, test
Work and occupation Hunt and fish

Things done to animals
Social behavior Law

Judge, render a verdict
Social behavior Law Judge, render a verdict

Condemn, find guilty
States Time Aspectual time Age

Old fashioned

Conjugation render conjugation

How do you conjugate render?

render · verb

Examples render examples

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Simple sentences

Render good for evil.
Render that which is Caesar's to Caesar, and that which is God's to God.
Despicable means used to achieve laudable goals render the goals themselves despicable.
I argue that the structuralist theory suffers from a number of irredeemable flaws that render it of little or no value.

Movie subtitles

By opening up these riches you render a great service to the whole country.
In making these accusations, I am aware that I render myself open to persecution for libel, but that does not matter.
May it please Your Majesty to give us leave freely to render what we have in charge, or shall we sparingly show you far off the Dauphin's meaning and our embassy?
This way, my lord; the castle's gently render'd.
Do you think that you're able to render a just and honest verdict. in this case as deduced by the evidence of the law as laid down by the court?
The death of a poet requires a sacrifice to render him immortal.
Report immediate contact and render assistance.
I know that my death will be a disappointment to you since you wished to render me this service yourself.
Measures have been taken which render it virtually impossible.
In view of this, my government has decided to grant an extension of 72 hours in order to render your ship, the Admiral Graf Spee, seaworthy.
Stoke up the tryworks. We shall run forward laden with fire. to render the white whale's flesh into unholy oil.
Mr. Sillers, do you think you can render impartial.
Ladies and gentlemen, this is Harry Esterbrook speaking to you from the courthouse here in Hillsboro, where the jury has returned to render its verdict in the historic Hillsboro Monkey Trial case.
There remains nothing now but the task of the tribunal to render its decision.
New approaches included a treatment by Richard Schayer, which has a scientist render his mutilated assistant invisible and later stand trial for a murder committed by the assistant.
First, render the victim unconscious, but don't altogether end his existence until you're quite ready to dispose of the body.
You will render first aid, and then, if necessary, call an ambulance from the nearest emergency dressing station.
I do hope the great haste in which we're assembling this slapdash repast is not gonna affect me and render me incapable of appreciating good music.
I render that judgment now.
Did I understand that you were about to render a royal judgment?
Hear and render judgment.
Bathsheba has sinned and she must render payment according to the law of Moses.
Measures have been taken which render it virtually impossible for any substantial quantity of gold to be removed from this country.
Sorry, my contract and the bylaws of my various guilds call for me to render my services to you as a writer and a director.
It is not a proposal I am making to you. The time and place would render that odious.
What service did you render this tin soldier?
The court is prepared to render its decision.
We shall run forward laden with fire. to render the white whale's flesh into unholy oil.
We would be straying if we did not use these findings to render man won'thy of this science, which remains a privilege reserved to an elite.
Testimony has been received, final arguments have been heard. There remains nothing now but the task of the tribunal to render its decision.
My hour is almost come, when I to sulf'rous and tormenting fires must render up myself.
This gives the FLN time to render any information useless.
Thasians have been referred to in our records as having the power to transmute objects or render substances invisible.
And now, your captain will render an ancient Irish favourite.
We may simply render it powerless.
I intend to render it harmless.

News and current affairs

Europe's global influence is feeble because of its internal quarrels and lack of unity, which render the European Union weak and limit its ability to act.
America is suffering the consequences of a generation-long effort to render the state illegitimate as an economic actor.
At the political level, capitalism requires compensation and transfer mechanisms to render its outcomes acceptable.
Their resolve to render the commission toothless is not matched by a balancing impulse on the part of the traditional promoters of human rights in the West.
The stumbling block has been potential investors' fear that accounting fiascos in emerging countries would render the bonds unsafe.
But a call from Prime Minister Persson was enough to render the Conservative party leader Fredrik Reinfeldt docile.
But its obligation is to render a dispassionate reading of legal agreements, and it is renowned for doing so, which is one reason why it is the country's most trusted institution.
Skeptics worry that the economic progress may not last, arguing that the high growth rate is simply a reflection of loose monetary policy and fiscal stimulus - a strategy that inflation will render unsustainable.
In Mexico, women's time is not their own. When they go out, spend money, see friends, they are still expected to render accounts.
The legacy of their success, copyright law, continues to impede attempts to render cyberspace a free marketplace of ideas.
Sharon's disengagement plan may ultimately render the Gaza Strip little more than a suffocating ghetto isolated from Israel and the rest of the world.
Today's sophisticated financial engineering can render the calculation of margin and capital requirements extremely difficult, if not impossible.
But the next worst thing is to assume that a minor patch-up will be enough to render globalization healthy and sustainable.
While a decade may be too soon to render a definitive verdict on the long-term consequences of the Iraq War, it is not too soon to judge the process by which the Bush administration made its decisions.
None of this will render the OSCE or NATO redundant, and that should be no one's goal.
When they go out, spend money, see friends, they are still expected to render accounts.
Moreover, communal violence has combined with deep-seated local resentment against western oil companies to render the oil-rich delta a battlefront.
Having this mixture helps ensure that if technological developments render one leg vulnerable, the others can still threaten sufficient retaliation.
In that sense, economic success in China or India may be those states' undoing, as middle-class political aspirations render current arrangements dysfunctional.
In short, Asia's pattern of dynastic leadership does not render it immune from the challenges that the rest of the world faces.
Its report on the inability of the intelligence services, notably the CIA and the FBI, to prevent the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks also contained a series of recommendations for restructuring these services to render them more effective.
But as the superpowers learned in the Cold War, the absence of airtight verification does not render inspections useless.

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