translate
/trænzˈleɪt/To change words from one language into another language.
Example: Can you translate this menu into English for me?

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To change words from one language into another language.
Example: Can you translate this menu into English for me?

The rules that tell you how to put words together in a language.
Example: My grammar improves a little every week.

A book that explains what words mean and how to spell them.
Example: I check every new word in my dictionary.

A group of words that gives one complete idea and ends with a full stop.
Example: Write one sentence about your family for homework.

The complete set of letters used to write a language, usually in a fixed order.
Example: Russian uses a different alphabet from English.

A word that describes an action or a state, such as 'run' or 'be'.
Example: 'Run' is a verb, but 'runner' is not.

A word that names a person, place or thing.
Example: 'Table' and 'teacher' are both nouns.

A word that describes a noun, such as 'happy' or 'blue'.
Example: 'Beautiful' is an adjective that describes the noun 'garden'.

A small book that gives useful words and sentences for travelling in another country.
Example: He packed a Spanish phrasebook for the trip.

Someone who has spoken a particular language since childhood, as their first language.
Example: She learned English from a native speaker in London.

The system that joins computers all over the world so people can share things.
Example: Our internet stops working every time it rains.

To copy a file from the internet onto your own computer.
Example: You can download the lesson video before class.

The flat part of a computer or phone where you see pictures.
Example: My screen's far too bright to read late at night.

A secret word or set of letters and numbers that lets you into an account.
Example: I'd forgotten my password, so I had to reset it.
