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jemanden/etwas ... werden lassen

in the PONS Dictionary

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English
German
German

ren·der [ˈrendəʳ, Am -ɚ] VB trans form

1. render (cause to become):

to render sb/sth + adj
jdn/etw ... werden lassen [o. machen]
to render sb speechless

2. render (interpret):

to render sth
to render a song

3. render (offer):

to render aid [or assistance]

4. render (submit):

to render sth
to render an account
to render an account of sth to sb/sth
jdm/etw Rechenschaft über etw acc ablegen
to render a report on sth to sb/sth
jdm/etw einen Bericht über etw acc vorlegen
LAW to render a decision
to render a judgement [or verdict]

5. render (translate):

to render sth

6. render (put plaster on wall):

to render sth in plaster
OpenDict entry

render VB

to render an image COMPUT
to render an image COMPUT

render down VB trans

to render fat down
to render sth harmless
to render sth harmless bomb
to make [or render] sth null
German
German
English
English
to render sth harmless
to render sb impotent
to render sth unfit for action
Present
Irender
yourender
he/she/itrenders
werender
yourender
theyrender
Past
Irendered
yourendered
he/she/itrendered
werendered
yourendered
theyrendered
Present Perfect
Ihaverendered
youhaverendered
he/she/ithasrendered
wehaverendered
youhaverendered
theyhaverendered
Past Perfect
Ihadrendered
youhadrendered
he/she/ithadrendered
wehadrendered
youhadrendered
theyhadrendered

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Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to render an account of sth to sb/sth
jdm/etw Rechenschaft über etw acc ablegen
to render a report on sth to sb/sth
jdm/etw einen Bericht über etw acc vorlegen
to give [or form render] an account of sth

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

As such, neither of these systems can provide full-color, rendered effects.
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This patch also rendered many custom maps unplayable due to custom map scripts.
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That is, an 8-core machine will render a given image approximately eight times as fast as a single-core machine with the same per-core speed.
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The fat and bones he rendered into tallow, thus turning elements previously regarded as quite valueless into sources of large profits.
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By the end of the summer of 1947, two-thirds of the imported tractors had been rendered unusable.
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