render

• Nom désignant la première couche de plâtre appliquée sur un mur, ou la substance/mélange utilisé à cette fin ; également utilisé en informatique pour désigner le processus de création d'une image à partir d'un modèle.

A noun referring to a first coat of plaster applied to a wall, or a substance or mixture used for this purpose; also used in computing to refer to the process of generating an image from a model.

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1. Payment or returnC1formalbritish

   A payment or service given in return for something, often in a historical or formal context.

   Paiement ou contrepartie

   • The tenant made a render of rent to the landlord.
   • The knight offered a render of loyalty to his king.
   • The contract required a render of services in exchange for payment.

   Synonymescompensationduepaymentrecompenseremunerationrequitaltribute

• Verbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de fournir, transmettre ou amener quelque chose dans un certain état, ainsi que pour la représentation artistique ou technique de quelque chose.

A verb used to indicate the act of providing, giving, or causing something to become a certain state, or to represent or depict something artistically or technically.

1. Provide or giveB2formal

   To give or provide something, such as help, service, or a decision.

   Fournir, donner (aide, service, décision)

   • The doctor rendered medical assistance to the injured.
   • The jury rendered a verdict of not guilty.
   • She rendered valuable service to the community.

   Synonymesaccordbestowdeliverextendfurnishgivegrantprovidesupply

   Antonymesretainwithhold

2. Cause to becomeB2formal

   To cause someone or something to be in a particular state or condition.

   rendre (causer un état)

   • The accident rendered him unconscious.
   • The new policy rendered the old rules obsolete.
   • The storm rendered the roads impassable.

   Synonymesconvertleavemaketransform

3. Translate or interpretB2formal

   To translate something from one language into another, or to express something in a different form.

   Traduire ou interpréter

   • The translator rendered the poem into English.
   • The artist rendered the scene in watercolors.
   • The software renders 3D models into images.

   Synonymesconstrueconvertexpressinterpretparaphraseputtranscribetranslate

4. B2formal

   To formally submit or present something, such as a bill or account.

   Présenter ou soumettre

   • The contractor rendered an invoice for the work done.
   • He rendered his report to the committee.
   • The accountant rendered the final accounts for the year.

   Synonymesdeliverfurnishgivepresentprovidesubmitsupply

   Antonymesrescindretractrevokewithdraw

Variantes phrasalrender-set