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sight-translate

sight-translate verb: to translate a written document out loud.

Verb

sight-translate (third-person singular simple present sight-translates, present participle sight-translating, simple past and past participle sight-translated)

  1. To translate a written document out loud.

Forms of sight-translate

third-person singular presentsight-translates
present participlesight-translating
past participlesight-translated
pastsight-translated

Origin of sight-translate

Back-formation from sight translation.

Questions about sight-translate

What does sight-translate mean?
Sight-translate means to translate a written document out loud.
What part of speech is sight-translate?
Sight-translate is a verb.
What is the past tense of sight-translate?
The past tense of sight-translate is sight-translated.

Words near sight-translate in the dictionary

  1. sight-see
  2. sight-seeing
  3. sight-seeings
  4. sight-seen
  5. sight-sees
  6. sight-translate
  7. sight-translated
  8. sight-translates
  9. sight-translating
  10. sightabilities
  11. sightability

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