やく訳yakuすsu
1.
To convert expressions from one language into another, rendering the meaning accessible to speakers of the target language.
2.
To adapt classical or archaic texts into contemporary language, allowing modern readers to understand traditional literature.
3.
To transcribe spoken language into a different written format, such as converting sound patterns into a braille system or similar representations.
Example:
この文を英語に訳しなさい。
やく訳yakuするsuru
1.
To convert and express content or meaning from one language to another, facilitating understanding between speakers of different languages.
2.
To clarify or explain complex or archaic expressions in simpler, contemporary language, making them accessible to modern readers.