I
1.b> (), ; to render tribute , ; to render homage / , / ; to render good for evil ; to render obedience , ; to render justice ; to render an apology for one's rudeness / ;
2.b> (), (, i>); account rendered ; to render a report / ;
3.b> .i> 1) (.i> up) (); ; the town was rendered to the enemy ; they rendered themselves prisoners of war ; to render oneself , ;
2) (); ; to render one's life for one's country / ; to render to the mould, to bring to mould, to give the body to the mould ;
4.b> (.i> back) .i> ();
II
1.b> , .i> (); you have rendered me a great service ; to render aid / assistance / / ; to render attention / ; to render support ) , ; ) i> ;
2.b> , i> .i> (); i> .i> , ; she rendered the song beautifully ; he rendered Hamlet very well ; the painter finely rendered likeness / ;
3.b> (), ; the document was rendered into several languages ;
4.b> (), ( .i>); to render judgement / / ;
5.b> (.i> down) .i> (); i> , , .i> ;
6.b> .i> (), i> ;
7.b> .i> () , i>;
8.b> .i> (); [.i> .i> renderingr> 5];
III
(, )i> i> (); to render homeless ; to render helpless ; to render speechless ; to render safe / harmless / , ( .i>); to render null , ; to render abortive , ( ..i>); the depression rendered thousands idle ; all your immunities are rendered insecure by this change ; to render innocuous ) , ; ) .i> / ; to render obligatory ; to render void ; the rains rendered his escape impossible i> ; to render habitual i> / ;
render unto Caesar the things that are Caesar'sb> .
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