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rendition

/renˈdɪʃ.ən/

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noun

/renˈdɪʃ.ən/C1formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее исполнение, интерпретацию или перевод чего-либо, например музыкального произведения, роли или текста.

A noun referring to a performance, interpretation, or translation of something, such as a piece of music, a role, or a text.

  1. B2formal

    A particular performance or interpretation of a piece of music, drama, or other work.

    ruИсполнение или интерпретация

    • The pianist gave a beautiful rendition of the sonata.
    • Her rendition of the national anthem moved the audience.
    • The actor's rendition of Hamlet was highly praised.

    Synonymsdeliveryexecutioninterpretationperformanceportrayalreadingrenderingversion

  2. C1formal

    A translation or version of a text or document.

    ruПеревод или версия

    • This is an English rendition of the original French poem.
    • The official rendition of the treaty was published in both languages.
    • The scholar provided a faithful rendition of the ancient manuscript.

    Synonymsinterpretationparaphrasereadingrenderingtranslationversion

  3. Extraordinary renditionC2formallegal

    The transfer of a prisoner to a foreign jurisdiction for interrogation or detention, often without legal process.

    ruЧрезвычайная выдача

    • The government was accused of using extraordinary rendition to bypass legal protections.
    • The case involved the rendition of a suspect to a country known for harsh interrogation methods.
    • Human rights groups condemned the practice of rendition without trial.

    Synonymsabductionkidnapping

Forms
  • renditions plural form
  • renditions' possessive plural form
  • rendition's possessive singular form
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