How to pronounce“translates”in English

translates to almost 3,000 thoughts an hour, 70,000 thoughts a day.

translates into real better decisions.

translates to you when you eat it and so for us it's like we uh really like this Farm in particular and this is something

translates or it can act as a marker for how we will manage our attention with other apps and Technologies both ones

translates then to hypervigilance in adulthood. It translates to overreactivity or our own inability then to navigate our own emotional reaction.

translates to the idea of goodness is that you treat others with respect and kindness in a fashion that brings out their better

translates into a lack of health care because people think why bother giving Health Care to these children it translates into a lack of special

translates into a lack of health care because people think why bother giving Health Care to these children it translates into a lack of special

translates the the personality of the print magazine to the web without being

translates uh compassion and empathy um and emotion positive emotion is what

translates to very real life valuable experience post-GSB.

translates from one language to the other and that's part of the culture part of the workflow of the JavaScript community so that's right at the same

That translates into a lower country risk and interest rates, and that generates an increase in investment, also generates an increase in consumption.

that translates about 10 degrees Celsius of heat from the south actually the middle of the of the Atlantic up to

--which translates into "the fainting imam."

It translates to everything that we're doing.

This translates into that many counties have sent just one astronaut and have not been able to do it again.

It translates to Corpse Pose, and it's when you lie there completely still.

That translates to something more like this, as far as an actual network design.

That translates roughly to about 5,000 new patients per year in the United States.

He translates in 13 languages, has studied languages all his life.

that translates for these people that smooths the way, that enables them to talk to each other.

and translates that into neurological language.

it translates to those behaviors where we might not speak up in a group.

and translates that into neurological language.

That translates into any space that you can imagine really.

he translates compassion and empathy and emotion positive emotion is what barack obama

that translates if you do the math to a palm siiz serving of animal protein two

that translates into increased asthma allergies cancer you as a manufacturer

that translates into increased asthma allergies cancer you as a manufacturer

That translates to inside the different enterprises it usually translates into change management.

That translates into some of the highest interest rates and fees in the world, really horrible experience.

That translates to a gradient running in this case, from the top left, where consumption is considered to be particularly high to the bottom right,

that translates into a forty nine seven versus forty two one uh uh percentage now uh turn to the battleground states

which translates as the Jewish State and that led to the foundation of Israel and that's very real it's worth reading because it's amazing The Herzel was like

know translates into as a society and from a regulatory standpoint kind of like what what comes out of it where it's hard for us to ever see this even

community translates to the librex context of their community and beyond that we have conversation with them

as translates well i think uh it goes the appetite grows while eating okay i think you don't understand what do you mean yes so i say yeah i'm

Our professional translator diligently translates our books.

And morir soñando translates to "die dreaming."

But what that really translates to is that we're able to make a stronger impact for the youth that we serve.

Sometimes it translates to jungle or forest, but essentially it means, locally in the Artsakh region, which is a complicated story that I

It really translates really well, the curb to the stage.

And that translates into things like respect, which there's a huge respect gap between men and women that has been documented in the research.

And it translates to Dedication.

So it roughly translates to "the place of exposure."

None of this really translates in language.

And then it translates into a moat, and then high return on equity for the shareholders.

I think that interestingly translates to a lot of our careers in a different way, so that would be great to just hear your thoughts on that.