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/ˌtrænsˈleɪʃən/
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- (n.) The process of converting text or spoken words from one language into another for legal documents or proceedings.
The certified translation of the contract was submitted to the court.
- (n.) The rendering of legal rights or obligations from one legal system to another.
The translation of contract terms between jurisdictions required careful legal analysis.
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In legal contexts, 'translation' typically requires accuracy and certification to ensure enforceability and reliability in litigation or transactions.
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