Collocations for translation - noun
ADJECTIVE
accurate,
correct,
exact,
faithful,
good
approximate, free, loose, rough
bad, poor
direct, literal, word-for-word
prose, verse
literary, poetic, vernacular
English, Japanese, etc.
simultaneous
There will be simultaneous translation in English and Chinese.
approximate, free, loose, rough
bad, poor
direct, literal, word-for-word
prose, verse
literary, poetic, vernacular
English, Japanese, etc.
simultaneous
There will be simultaneous translation in English and Chinese.
automatic,
machine
advances in machine translation
advances in machine translation
VERB + translation
do,
make,
produce
I have a translation to do for Friday.
She tried making her own translation of the contract.
I have a translation to do for Friday.
She tried making her own translation of the contract.
provide
work on
read
survive
The poems do not survive the translation into English.
A great writer survives any translation.
work on
read
survive
The poems do not survive the translation into English.
A great writer survives any translation.
translation + VERB
read
The translation of the Latin motto reads ‘Not for oneself, but for others’.
The translation of the Latin motto reads ‘Not for oneself, but for others’.
PREPOSITION
in translation
I read the book in translation.
I read the book in translation.
translation from,
translation into
Simultaneous translation into English is available to delegates.
Simultaneous translation into English is available to delegates.