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Meanings of translatable in English
Portuguese
traduzível Capable of being changed in substance as if by alchemy.
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Examples for "untranslatable"
Examples for "untranslatable"
1
There is an untranslatable play upon words in the last two lines.
2
I became fascinated by those scalpel-sharp words that are untranslatable without remainder.
3
The Proctor had been uttered by the alleyway like an untranslatable word.
4
Artoo Detoo reexamined the nearing station and thought untranslatable electronic thoughts.
5
The mere ideas seemed to be untranslatable, to savour of madness.
Usage of translatable in English
1
This clinically translatable agent could noninvasively detect inflammation in early, subclinical atherosclerosis.
2
The data stream intercepted by the communications relay was not translatable, of course.
3
Conclusions: LHM represent an interesting translatable model of human hepatic and lipoprotein metabolism.
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Therefore, other clinically translatable VMC assessments should be further investigated.
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There are many thoughts in the human mind that are not translatable into words.
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But without the physical teaching the metaphysical is not translatable.
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We tried to take the statistical scientific expertise we have and make this translatable.
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However, the data gained are not always translatable to humans because of major species differences.
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Perhaps it was not wholly translatable into another idiom.
10
Influence- awordtranslatable in the Orient by a shorter one, cash-mustbe brought to bear.
11
The poetry, the inspired prayer, these are mentally translatable.
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She answered with a gesture, pathetic but easily translatable.
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Yet what 'Tonio said was translatable only by Harris:
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However, improvement of its efficiency has largely relied on empirical approaches without consistent and translatable results.
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But not translatable into any other form of energy because not derivable from any other form.
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All of the deletions were in frame, indicating that they are translatable to the authentic terminus.
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