translational
/trænzˈleɪʃənəl/
adjective
- Relating to the process of moving scientific discoveries from research labs into practical use, especially in medicine.
- She works in translational medicine, helping to develop drugs that can be used in clinics.
- The hospital has a new translational research center that turns lab findings into treatments for patients.
- Funding for translational science has increased because it directly improves patient care.
- Relating to the act of changing something from one form, language, or system into another.
- The poet focused on the translational challenges of keeping the original rhythm in a different language.
- Translational errors in the document caused confusion among the readers.
- The company hired a team to handle the translational work of adapting their software for international markets.
- Relating to movement from one place or position to another (used in physics and geometry).
- In physics class, we studied translational motion, like a car moving along a straight road.
- Translational symmetry means an object looks the same after being shifted to a new position.
- The robot's translational movement was smooth as it slid across the floor.
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