I am naming a character who is a Air elementalist and her name is going to have some of the latin translation for air or wind. Can you help me?
Air is "aer", wind is "aura"
What is the translation of these line (from a song) -
kacche kattinante nene katthi guchhu kundananthe
raccha gottavante ninne champa kunda vundananthe
Please don’t tell me to search it on the web, I have already done that and could not find it.
Thank you!
Kacche= vengeful attitude… kattinananannte= have in me katthi=sword or knife…. gucchukundanthe= stab (you)… raccha gottavante= making a fuss or hullaballoo ..champakunda vundananthe= won’t stop myself killing you
‘Vengeful I am I, am going to stab you
If you make fuss I am going to killyou ….
That is as close as I can get..
Hope you like it….
I have already checked the online translation pages but they all say different things. Is anyone a native Italian speaker that could translate that phrase for me please?
Vivi con le braccia, gli occhi ed il cuore spalancati
Which of the following does not occur during the termination phase of translation?
1. A termination codon causes the A site to accept a release factor.
2. The newly formed polypeptide is released.
3. A tRNA with the next amino acid enters the P site.
4. The two ribosomal subunits separate.
5. Translation stops.
3. A tRNA with the next amino acid enters the P site.
The termination phase of translation is when everything stops, so no tRNA can go into the ribosome and attach to the mRNA; there is a termination codon there that does not code for any animo acids, it codes for the stop of translation
Hi, I’ve heard that some translations cut almost a quarter out! I’m reading the Konemann Classics one right now – does anyone know if this is a good version? And what is the best translation?
Thanks!
I’ve been trying to find the answer to this question as well. Everything I have read leads me to believe that the translations by Walter James Miller (his name is searchable on Amazon) are considered the best; unabridged and annotated. I’m in the process of acquiring these myself, though, so I can’t give a first-hand opinion of the translation.
I need to take a picture of a product of DNA translation or tangible representation of it. I can’t use google pics, so that’s why I need a example that I can find in day-to-day life.
For example, for DNA replication, I could stand beside a copy machine and hold up two identical sheets of paper. If I can’t get an actual picture of the term, then I need to do something like that for this as well.
Here’s a good way to represent or at least think of the process of transcription (DNA to RNA) and translation (RNA to protein).
Let a textbook represent DNA. Copy a few pages from it with a copy machine or by printing neatly by hand to represent mRNA. Hand copy a few sentences from the text into another language (any language) to represent protein (protein has been translated from the language of nucleic acids into the language of amino acids.
For example, if you’re reading an article in English and the article quotes a non-English speaking person, who has performed that translation? Are there "staff translators" at newspapers and other media?
yes their are =)
What is the correct and exact translation from english to latin for this quote "Nature has ordained that certain seeds require assistance to fulfill their destiny"
And it is not "Vis has volo ut certain sperma postulo suffragium expleo suum fatum"
That is incorrect.
Thanks guys!
Natura decrevit semina quaedam auxilium requiere ut fata expleant.
I have to do a summer reading assignment and I need a great translation of Niccolo Machiavelli’s The Prince so I can thoroughly comprehend the book and the concepts. I’ve been doing some research on the many different versions, and a lot of the reviews bash the translation of Mansfield and praise Wootton. I just would like preferences, good/bad experiences, or any good specific versions that colleges have required so I can read the best possible version.
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1. tiempo
2. de vez en cuando le escribia(accent on the i )
3. quiso llamar
4. comia la comida picante (accent on the i in comia)
5. posteres (accent on the o)
6. se clava. or se tira(present indicative tense)
1. time
2. occasionally him escribia (accent on the i)
3. wanted to call
4. comia the spicy food (accent on
the i in comia)
5. posteres (accent on the or)
6. is nailed. or is thrown (present indicative strain)
I hope it helped!