Results for render

Definitions of render:

part of speech: verb transitive

To give in answer; to pay back; as, to render gratitude; pay back as being owed; as, to render tribute; present; as, to render a bill or account; deliver; utter as final; as, to render a decision; yield; as, to render homage; furnish; give; as, to render aid; cause to be; as, to render anything fit for use; translate; as, to render French into English; to express or interpret; as, to render music; to clear or separate by melting; as, to render lard.

part of speech: noun

One who rends.

part of speech: noun

A surrender: a payment of rent.

part of speech: verb

To return; to restore; to surrender; to give up; to inflict, as retribution; to give in or deliver, as an account; to assign, as a reason; to cause to be; to translate; to give or afford, as assistance.

part of speech: verb transitive

To give up: to make up: to deliver: to cause to be: to translate into another language: to perform.

Usage examples for render:

• At all events, he was called upon to render his opinion as a medical man. "A History of Witchcraft in England from 1558 to 1718", Wallace Notestein

• " This is a surprise, Agnes," he said in a voice which he strove vainly to render steady. "Red Money", Fergus Hume

• Nora was the more willing to render her this service because Frankie used to be so highly delighted whenever it happened. "The Ragged Trousered Philanthropists", Robert Tressell

• Lord George let Lizzie take the leap before he took it, knowing that, if there were misfortune, he might so best render help. "The Eustace Diamonds", Anthony Trollope