render
[ˈrendər]
Definition:
1. Cause to become.
2. Provide or furnish with.
3. Give an interpretation or rendition of.
4. Give or supply.
5. Pass down.
'render' example sentence:
- Render content in a Web page.
- Note that the views do not render to complete HTML files.
- Then you use the tags to render the appropriate component.
- Should I be fortunate enough not to be rejected, I would render such humble services as I could.
- In math, online books tend to render formulas badly.
- They couldn't resist any more and decided to render up the city.
- The worsening global shortage could render millions of dollars of high-value, life-saving equipment totally useless.
- It USES JSP files to render all page components.
- I have not yet given [ rendered] my decision on that matter.
- Page parse and render time were substantially improved.
- They couldn't resist anymore and decided to render up the city.
- The bad news rendered us all speechless from shock.
- To render the game results, add the code in Listing 7.
- The screen will now render as shown in Figure 10.
- He had a chance to render some service to his country.
- She rendered the walls in cement and, while it was still wet, applied the shells.
- These novels have been rendered into cinema.
- It contained so many errors as to render it worthless.
- Not daring to presume, I beg you to render a decision.
- It couldn't render its way out of an ASCII-art paper bag.
- render His back injury had rendered him unfit for work.
- This could render rival products less effective.
- Hundreds of people were rendered homeless by the earthquake.
- Later, I'll clean things up and render a view.
- The Board had been slow to render its verdict.
- So why render that dynamically?
- The millions freed from the land were not rendered jobless, but found better-paid work as the economy grew more sophisticated.
- His brilliance renders this film an indubitable classic.
- Whoever finds a cure for cancer will render a great service to mankind.
- The music was well rendered.
- The money was in fact payment by the CIA for services rendered.
- can render his good services to his country.
- He stood up and rendered a beautiful version of 'Summertime'.
- You can render the chicken down to make stock for soup.
- These tests were so seriously flawed as to render the results meaningless.
- The conquered had to render tribute to the conqueror.
- The control will first render in a read-only mode.
- Render links should be encoded as GET links.
- Teams of Project Mayhem guys render fat all day.
- Could we render this inimitable picture properly, then would everybody exclaim, "Beautiful, unparalleled Italy!"
- Juries nearly always render verdicts with which I agree.
- The theme is also used to render the portal banner.
- Otherwise, render the form.
- After the initialization, you render the scene to the screen.
- The worsening global shortage could render millions of dollars of high-value life-saving equipment totally useless.
- And finally we render the view.
- This tells the browser how to render the content.
- The committee was asked to render a report on the housing situation.
- We think that those arguments are rendered invalid by the hard facts on the ground.
- It was payment for services rendered.
- The artist has rendered the stormy sea in dark greens and browns.
- This phrase may well have been a rendering of a popular Arabic expression.
- The Italian phrase can be rendered as 'I did my best'.
- And some banks have begun to render such new services as issuing guarantees and witness in favor of the foreign investments.
- They rendered assistance to the disaster victims.
- Any assistance you can render him will be appreciated.