render

US /ˈren.dɚ/
UK /ˈren.dɚ/
"render" picture
1.

provide or give (a service, help, etc.)

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The artist will render a beautiful painting for the exhibition.
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The court will render its verdict next week.
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furnishsupplydelivercontributeimpart
2.

cause to be or become; make

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The news rendered him speechless.
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The heat rendered the metal pliable.
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makecause to beturn intoconvert into
3.

submit or present for approval, consideration, or payment

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Please render your invoice by the end of the month.
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The architect will render the final plans to the client.
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submitpresenthand overdeliver
4.

convert (something) into another form or representation

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The software can render 3D models into realistic images.
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The director chose to render the play in a modern setting.
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converttransformdepictportrayinterpret
5.

melt down (fat)

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The chef will render the pork fat to make lard.
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The bacon was cooked until its fat was fully rendered.
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meltclarifyextract