Examples of 'often translate' in a sentence
Meaning of "often translate"
often translate: This phrase implies that something is frequently or commonly converted from one language to another
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Satisfied customers often translate to increased revenue.
However, telling men they should be doing something does not often translate into action.
Appearances often translate into feelings.
This is important because high search engine rankings often translate to high blog traffic.
Smaller desk sizes also often translate into louder workplaces and more distractions.
Unfortunately, sentimental value does not often translate into monetary value.
You can often translate faith as Emunah.
Simple, clear language and usage will often translate more easily.
Limited budgets also too often translate into limited staff resources for data collection and management.
For example, denotational semantics of functional languages often translate the language into domain theory.
These often translate into less favourable environments for development, growth and prosperity in rural areas.
Greek does not often translate so.
Spanish does not often translate perfectly, but what Isabel said to my father.
The informal exchanges that are had at such receptions often translate into future business opportunities . ».
Non-Hindus often translate Brahman as " God, " but this is inaccurate.
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Lastly, big inequalities in income and wealth often translate in inequalities in opportunity.
Drug and alcohol problems often translate into homelessness, unemployment and low education.
When introducing themselves to others, Vietnamese people often translate the meaning of their names.
Chinese colleagues often translate their concept of ' education ' as ' culture '.
What 's more, the foods they like now as a baby, will often translate into adult preferences.
Other English versions most often translate them to indicate eternality eternal, everlasting, forever, etc.
Paul selects a unique Greek word which we often translate as “ speaking the truth . ”.
The larger foundation will often translate into larger lot size requirements, as well.
However, this increased discipline can often translate into secondary savings for clients.
The emotions between the goddesses often translate to actions they take in the mortal world.
A group of fan translators will often translate the game themselves to meet demand for titles.
In adults, these issues often translate into their environment.
Those who are proponents of sustainable farming, often translate these values into their family planning.
Those real-life pressures often translate to the virtual world, she said.
We repeat, re-explain and teachers often translate from English into their own language, Bodhi.
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General schemes are often accessible for free
And often sacrificed to the goddess of agriculture
The victims are very often innocent children
