C1verbformalartslanguage
US/ˈren.dər/
UK/ˈren.də/
to cause something to be in a particular state; also to express something in art or another language
In context
The heavy rain rendered the road to the village impassable.
The artist rendered the old harbor in soft blues and grays.
The poem is hard to render into Vietnamese without losing its rhythm.
Words that go with render
verb + preposition
- render intoHer short stories have been rendered into more than twenty languages.
adverb + verb
- beautifully renderedThe beautifully rendered drawings show every leaf on the tree.
- faithfully renderedThe old folk songs are faithfully rendered by a young choir.
verb + noun
- render assistanceShips nearby are required to render assistance to boats in trouble.
- render a serviceThe volunteers rendered a great service to the flooded villages.
- render a verdictThe jury is expected to render a verdict on Friday.