Sentence examples for you translate it from inspiring English sources

You know what the monogram says when you translate it?

The hotel was called (if you translate it) The Annunciation.

"But what we find interesting is what happens if you translate it in this way — does the perspective change?

But it's even better when you translate it into today's terms, since the adult population is now larger.

"Look after the pennies, and the pounds will look after themselves" is a British proverb that works equally well when you translate it into dollars and cents.

New Jersey's $70,263 median income is chump change to Mr. Gates -- it's the equivalent, if you translate it into Bill Gates Dollars, to buying a pack of gum.

That's a whacking great hit and if you translated it into a marginal rate – well, you do the maths.

If you take the former method, you should translate it as "I have gone" - but this time you cannot use 'avoir' because there is no object in this sentence.

"If you have a good idea, you can translate it from the lab to industry".

The program gives you a sentence from a website and asks you to translate it.

If you only understand the information in one way, you cannot translate it to other situations.