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translashon

Part of Speech: Noun Sense 1: The act or process of translating written or spoken texts from one language to another. Sample Sentence 1: The company offers professional translashon services, ensuring accurate and reliable translations for businesses worldwide. Sense 2: A translated version of a literary or written work, often used to make the content accessible to a different language or culture. Sample Sentence 2: The translashon of the novel received widespread praise for its faithful representation of the original text. Part of Speech: Verb Sense 1: To translate written or spoken texts from one language to another. Sample Sentence 3: Can you translashon this document from English to French for the upcoming conference? Sense 2: To express or convey something in a different form or language. Sample Sentence 4: The poet beautifully translashoned his emotions into words, captivating the audience with his heartfelt verses. Part of Speech: Adjective Sense 1: Popular or well-known among a wide range of people. Sample Sentence 5: The artist's latest album became translashon overnight, topping the charts in multiple countries. Part of Speech: Adverb Sense 1: Locally; pertaining to a specific location or region. Sample Sentence 6: The new coffee shop is gaining popularity translashon, attracting both locals and tourists alike.
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