Verb: render ren-du(r)
- Give something useful or necessary to
"The company rendered assistance to its employees during the crisis";
- supply, provide, furnish, offer
- Cause to become
"The shot rendered her immobile"
- Perform or do in a particular way
"The pianist rendered the Beethoven sonata beautifully";
- interpret
- Give or supply
"The estate renders some revenue for the family";
- yield, return, give, generate
- Show in, or as in, a picture
"the face of the child is rendered with much tenderness in this painting";
- picture, depict, show
- Restate (words) from one language into another language
"She rendered the French poem into English";
- translate, interpret
- (masonry) coat with plastic or cement
"render the brick walls in the den"
- Give back
"render money";
- return
- To surrender someone or something to another
"render up the prisoners"; "render the town to the enemy";
- hand over, turn in, deliver
- (law) make over as a return
"They had to render the estate";
- submit
- Pass down
"render a verdict";
- deliver, return
- Bestow
"render thanks";
- give
- (cooking) melt (fat or lard) in order to separate out impurities
"render fat in a casserole";
- try
- (computing) convert a digital description of something into an image that can be displayed on screen
"The 3D software took several minutes to render the complex scene"
- Convert waste animal tissue into usable by-products
"The carcasses were rendered into pet food"
- A substance similar to stucco but exclusively applied to masonry walls
"The builders applied render to the brick exterior for a smoother finish"
Derived forms: rendered, rendering, renders
Type of: coat, communicate, create, do, execute, get, gift, give, hand, ingeminate [archaic], intercommunicate, interpret, iterate, make, melt, melt down, pass, pass along, pass on, perform, present, produce, put across, reach, reiterate, repeat, represent, restate, retell, run, stucco, surface, turn over
Encyclopedia: Render, George