Sentence examples for question translation from inspiring English sources

"Can you smell what The Rock is cooking?" he asked, a trademark question (translation: "If you know what I mean"), which he first uttered at Wrestlemania XIV in 1998, sitting next to Gennifer Flowers, who was interviewing him.

Increasingly, procedures that rely on careful, team-based forward translation are supplanting the sole use of back-translation as a favored practice for question translation [ 40, 42, 43].

That leads to the question of translation.

But such a steadfast refusal seems unlikely: the original contract that Ó Cadhain signed addressed the question of translation, defining the payment he'd receive for one.

The question of translation here isn't so much about picking one language or the other as it is about voice.

The question of translation only seemed pertinent when Amarjit Chandan read from his poems both in Punjabi and English, creating a delightful interplay between the two languages.

This again raises the question of translation.

As previous research (11 17) has shown, interpretation is highly complex and thus not a straightforward question of translation.

It was only when Col Hunt questioned the translation and the whole intercept that it transpired that the correct reply to the question was, in fact, 'Ja, Abt is mit Monchem in Kloster'.

But it raises questions about translation as well — that "icing".

I don't write in the afternoons, so instead I either teach or read or deal with my emails or questions of translation.