Meaning & Definition of word "Rendering"

Rendering

/ˈrɛndərɪŋ/

1. The action of presenting or interpreting something.
- Example: The artist’s rendering of the city skyline was breathtaking.
2. A version or interpretation of something, especially a performance.
- Example: The theater's rendering of the classic play attracted a large audience.
3. The process of converting a 3D model into a 2D image.
- Example: The computer's rendering of the animation took several hours.
4. A physical rendering of a work of art, such as a sculpture or painting.
- Example: The rendering of the statue was both detailed and lifelike.

1. To provide or to give, especially a service or a performance.
- Example: The volunteer group will be rendering assistance to the community.
2. To cause to be; to make.
- Example: The situation rendered them speechless.
3. To represent or depict in a specific way, usually through artistic means.
- Example: The painter rendered the landscape in vibrant colors.

●From Middle English 'renderen', from Old French 'rendre', from Latin 'reddere'.

artist's rendering:

An interpretation or drawing made by an artist to visualize a concept.

rendering service:

The act of providing assistance or help.

render unto Caesar:

To give to each what is due to them; often used in a moral or ethical context.

render:

To cause to be or to make.

rendition:

A performance or interpretation of something.

depiction:

The action of portraying something in a work of art.

Meaning: A very detailed or high-quality digital image or graphics.

● Example Sentence: Check out the rendering on this game – it's insane!

Meaning: To give something an impressive or dramatic presentation.

● Example Sentence: The rendering of his story was so vivid, I felt like I was there.