Render Very Common

Render has 18 different meanings across 3 categories:

Definitions

Noun

a substance similar to stucco but exclusively applied to masonry walls

"The craftsman chose to render the exterior brickwork in white stucco to protect it from the rain."

render

Stucco or plaster applied to walls (mostly to outside masonry walls).

"The definition provided describes a person or thing that tears apart, but "render" does not have this meaning; it typically means to provide, cause to happen, or make something possible, so no natural example sentence can be written for the non-existent definition of "render" as "one who rends.""

One who rends.

In plain English: A render is an image created by computer software to show what something will look like before it is built or printed.

"The doctor asked for an X-ray to render before discussing further treatment options."

Usage: As a noun, render refers specifically to the stucco or plaster coating used on exterior masonry walls. Do not confuse this building material with the verb form meaning to produce something digitally or provide assistance.

Verb

cause to become

"The shot rendered her immobile"

render

give something useful or necessary to

"We provided the room with an electrical heater"

supply provide render furnish

give an interpretation or rendition of

"The pianist rendered the Beethoven sonata beautifully"

interpret render

give or supply

"The cow brings in 5 liters of milk"

"This year's crop yielded 1,000 bushels of corn"

"The estate renders some revenue for the family"

render yield return give generate

pass down

"render a verdict"

"deliver a judgment"

render deliver return

make over as a return

"They had to render the estate"

render submit

give back

"render money"

render return

to surrender someone or something to another

"the guard delivered the criminal to the police"

"render up the prisoners"

"render the town to the enemy"

"fork over the money"

hand over fork over fork out fork up turn in deliver render

show in, or as in, a picture

"This scene depicts country life"

"the face of the child is rendered with much tenderness in this painting"

picture depict render show

coat with plastic or cement

"render the brick walls in the den"

render

bestow

"give homage"

"render thanks"

give render

restate (words) from one language into another language

"I have to translate when my in-laws from Austria visit the U.S."

"Can you interpret the speech of the visiting dignitaries?"

"She rendered the French poem into English"

"He translates for the U.N."

translate interpret render

melt (fat or lard) in order to separate out impurities

"try the yak butter"

"render fat in a casserole"

try render

To cause to become.

"The intense heat rendered the metal too brittle to use safely."

Proper Noun

A surname.

"Mr. Render was elected as the new chairman of the local community council."

Example Sentences

"The doctor asked for an X-ray to render before discussing further treatment options." noun

"The judge rendered a verdict that surprised everyone in the courtroom." noun

"After hours of debate, they finally reached a render on how to split the bill." noun

"Her artistic render captured the soft light of the sunset perfectly." noun

See Also

renderer misrender become fix image disable judge transfixed

Related Terms

renderer misrender become fix image disable judge transfixed creativize rendible rendered translate backface path tracing bill impurity depict microfacet country bucket rendering

Broader Terms (hypernyms)

stucco make give perform produce communicate pass represent coat repeat melt

Narrower Terms (hyponyms)

hydrate charge date feed calk fund stint terrace dado innervate offer signalize extend stock caption tube ticket rim fret step rail grate capitalize alphabetize wharf air-cool uniform railroad partner bewhisker subtitle headline match hobnail wive victual surfeit heat seat ramp arm interleave glass crenel causeway canal bush brattice furnish slat berth bed computerize costume bottom rafter tool key fuel provision yield equip transistorize upholster cleat coal corbel cornice constitutionalize copper-bottom curtain gate index joint pour pump flood toggle patch water leverage tap top reflectorize retrofit border machicolate sanitate hat theme kern headquarter shelter sing feed back bail give away illustrate map dedicate retranslate mistranslate gloss Latinize

Origin

The word entered English via the Old French rendre, which originally meant "to make" or "give back." It ultimately traces its roots to the Late Latin verb reddere.

Rhyming Words

der ider oder eder cder hoder alder nader under udder loder inder seder wider moder coder order cnder odder cyder

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