1 VERB 致使;造成 You can use
render with an adjective that describes a particular state to say that someone or something is changed into that state. For example, if someone or something makes a thing harmless, you can say that they
render it harmless.
致使;造成 2 VERB 給予(幫助);提供(服務) If you
render someone help or service, you help them.
給予(幫助);提供(服務) [formal] -
He had a chance to render some service to his country. [VERB noun + to]
他有了一個爲國服務的機會。
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Any assistance you can render him will be appreciated. [VERB noun noun]
無論給予他何種幫助,他都會非常感激。
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The money was in fact payment by the CIA for services rendered. [VERB-ed]
這些錢其實是中央情報局付給的工作報酬。
3 VERB 宣布,作出(判決、決定或回應) When a jury or authority
renders a verdict, decision, or response, they announce it.
宣布,作出(判決、決定或回應) [formal] 4 VERB 翻譯 To
render something in a particular language or in a particular way means to translate it into that language or in that way.
翻譯 [formal] [Also V n + as/into/in] -
...'Zensho shimasu,' which the translator rendered literally as, 'I will do my best.'. [V n as/in/into n]
“Zensho shimasu,”譯者直譯爲“我會盡全力”。
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All the signs and announcements were rendered in English and Spanish. [be VERB-ed + in]
所有的指示標志和公告都被譯成了英語和西班牙語。
5 VERB (用石灰或水泥)粉刷(牆壁) To
render a wall means to cover it with a layer of plaster or cement, usually in order to protect it.
(用石灰或水泥)粉刷(牆壁) [mainly British] in AM, usually use 美國英語通常用 stucco
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