"translate between" is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe the action of translating ideas from one language or form of communication to another. For example, "He was able to effectively translate between Spanish and English without losing any of the nuances of the original message."
As a result, a mobile translation program to translate between English and Haitian Creole had to be written quickly.
Google Translate is a server-side machine translation service, which can translate between 80 different languages.
Eight of the items at each test were translation items, which required students to translate between different representations of mathematical information (see Additional file 1: Appendix A).
The opening essay, "Dreaming in Translation" (https://pubclassroom.com/category/why-pubclassroom/), expresses my dream to translate between these worlds that generally have little to do with each other but would benefit from more connection.
The Slated app can translate between 81 languages, and will show you your evolving translation below the text entry bar as you type.
The analytic distinctions needed to base an ethics aiming to translate between theory and practice are identified as 'movements of translation'.
A common format shared by n otherwise unrelated programs means that each program must translate between its internal structures and the shared representation, an n-way translation.
I had to translate between them".
"On numerous occasions, I stayed behind to translate between doctor and patient," she said.
But you also have to be true to your own culture of debate and you have to find some way to begin to translate between those two cultures.
Designing a Web site and apps that can translate between a four-inch screen and an extra-large computer monitor is not simple.
