render
/ˈrɛndər/
verb
- To cause someone or something to be in a particular state or condition.
- The loud noise rendered conversation impossible.
- The accident rendered him unable to walk.
- The new law rendered the old regulations obsolete.
- To provide or give a service, help, or assistance.
- The nurse rendered first aid to the injured hiker.
- The company renders IT support to small businesses.
- She rendered valuable assistance during the project.
- To present or submit something for consideration, payment, or approval.
- The jury rendered a verdict of not guilty.
- Please render your report by Friday.
- The accountant rendered the final bill to the client.
- To translate or express something in a different language or form.
- The poet rendered the ancient text into modern English.
- The artist rendered the landscape in watercolors.
- The software renders 3D models into realistic images.
- To melt down fat in order to purify it.
- They rendered the animal fat to make soap.
- The chef rendered the bacon fat for cooking.
- Rendering lard requires slow heating.
Antonyms
noun
- A payment or service given in return for something; a tribute or due.
- They paid their render in the form of labor.
- The feudal lord demanded a render of grain from the peasants.
- The annual render was collected at harvest time.