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the process of forming a protein molecule from information contained in a messenger RNA molecule compare transcription sense 3, the process of forming a protein molecule at a ribosomal site of protein synthesis from information contained in messenger RNA compare transcription sense 3, a transformation of coordinates in which the new axes are parallel to the old ones, a change to a different substance, form, or appearance, a rendering from one language into another, the process of forming a protein molecule at a ribosomal site of protein synthesis from information contained in messenger RNA compare transcription, an act, process, or instance of translating, uniform motion of a body in a straight line, the product of such a rendering, an act, process, or product of translating
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- The "manuscript" was written in elegant cursive script.
- The "sanctuary" of the temple provided refuge from the outside world.
- The "debris" from the storm littered the streets.
- The "epiphany" came to him in a moment of clarity.
- The "benefactor" generously donated to the charity.
- The "charade" was merely a pretense to deceive.
- The "dilemma" faced by the protagonist was difficult to resolve.
- The "eulogy" delivered at the funeral was moving and heartfelt.
- The "epilogue" of the book provided an additional insight into the characters.
- The "maestro" conducted the orchestra with masterful skill.
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the process of forming a protein molecule from information contained in a messenger RNA molecule compare transcription sense 3, the process of forming a prote
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The "manuscript" was written in elegant cursive script.
The "sanctuary" of the temple provided refuge from the outside world.
The "debris" from the storm littered the streets.
The "epiphany" came to him in a moment of clarity.
