render
UK ['ren.dər] US [-dɚ] verb transitive
CAUSE 引起 formal
■to cause someone or something to be in a particular state 使成为；使变得；使处于某种状态•[+ adj] His rudeness rendered me speechless.他的粗暴无礼让我哑口无言。 •New technology has rendered my old computer obsolete.新技术发展太快，我的旧电脑已经过时了。 ■formal
■to change words into a different language or form 翻译；把…译成•She is rendering the book into English from French.她正在把这本书从法语译成英语。
UK ['ren.dər] US [-dɚ] verb transitive
GIVE 给 formal
■to give something such as a service, a personal opinion or expression, or a performance of a song or poem, etc. to people 给予，提供；表达；表演•The singers rendered the song with enthusiasm.歌手们热情洋溢地演唱了这首歌。 •We see that freight railroads make good profits while rendering excellent service.我们看到铁路货运公司在提供优质服务的同时也赢得了丰厚的利润。
UK ['ren.dər] US [-dɚ] verb transitive
BUILDING 建筑 specialized
■to put a first layer of plaster or cement on a wall 粉刷；给（墙壁）抹灰（或水泥）
UK ['ren.dər] US [-dɚ] verb transitive
Phrasal Verbs [M] render sth down specialized
■to melt fat in order to make it purer 将（脂肪）熬成油；熬炼；熬化
■to prepare or treat the bodies of dead animals in order to take out the fat and other substances that can be used in other products 从（动物尸体中）取出脂肪（或其他物质）；对（动物尸体）开膛切割•to render down animal carcasses将动物尸体开膛取出脂肪 |