# rendering

Pronunciation: say "REN-duh-ring" /ˈɹɛndəɹɪŋ/

## Noun

1. A sketch, illustration, or painting, especially one showing how a planned or imagined subject will appear.
   - Simple: A drawing, picture, or painting that shows how something looks.
   - _The developer unveiled a glossy rendering of the proposed waterfront park._
   - _His charcoal rendering of the old mill hangs in the town hall._
2. The process of producing an image from an internal computer model, or the image that results from that process.
   - Simple: Making a finished picture from a computer model, or the picture that results.
   - _The animation studio split the rendering across hundreds of networked machines._
   - _A single high-resolution rendering can fill several gigabytes of storage._
3. A particular version or translation, as of a text, performance, or musical work.
   - Simple: A version or translation of something, such as a song or a story.
   - _Her rendering of the French novel preserved both its wit and its rhythm._
   - _The quartet's rendering of the symphony drew comparisons to older recordings._
4. The act or process of carrying something out or causing it to take a particular form.
   - Simple: The act of giving, doing, or carrying something out.
   - _The rendering of aid to the stranded climbers required two helicopters._
   - _His rendering of the verdict brought the long trial to a close._

## Verb

5. Present participle of render. — present participle and gerund of render
   - Simple: Present participle of render. Use this form for an action happening now or still going on.
   - _The server is rendering the page faster after the recent update._
   - _Rendering the document into plain text stripped out the formatting._

Source: DictionaryAI, https://dictionaryai.com/define/rendering (written from Wiktionary data, CC BY-SA 4.0: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/).