Sentence examples for translation trick from inspiring English sources
Plus, the translation trick is cool.
As promised, most of the big upgrades are camera related, bringing improved low light through a dual-aperture camera and some really neat real-time translation tricks with Bixby vision.
Translation: Don't let yourselves be tricked by rumors, please.
Your translation of "Ties" was published last year, and "Trick" is coming out later this year.
If these impish confidence tricks complicate our understanding of translation, they also alter our understanding of what constitutes an original poem.
To convey the sinuous logic and rhetorical tricks of the brilliant but devious Guido, the translation should capture the winding syntax of Dante's grammatical construction with its hissing "s" sounds for the Italian subjunctive (credesse, fosse, tornasse).
But rather than use the scheduled crossing to Inverie, its only village, the trick is to take a boat up eerie Loch Hourn (translation: Loch Hell) to the north of the peninsula.
He said Washington tried to "trick" the world into thinking the regime change was "supported mostly by the Europeans", according to a translation of the interview on Russia Today.
Delay reactions, based on the linear chain trick (MacDonald, 1976) are important for the modeling of black box elements, e.g. the time lag between translation and transcription.
Translation: no translation necessary.
