translate - The general prototypical meaning is to ensure the transition of an object from one place or state to another.
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Yes, I know the meaning of the word "translate", I just don't understand what the game means by the error "it is impossible to translate the caravan". Because something cannot "translate" itself - this is a syntactic error, we must "translate" the caravan (like "lead it across the road"), but here it may mean that we must "translate" the caravan somewhere (from... hmm... the road to our Castle, for example). But if the caravan needs to carry something, as it usually does with creatures, then it should "transport" it, because the caravan itself cannot "translate" items, it can only "transport" them. In general, it does not "translate" creatures, it "transports" themIt turned out a bit awkwardly, but I think you understood
This is the point. I don't understand what exactly is meant in this message. Is it that the caravan cannot do something, or that we cannot do something? )) If the caravan cannot, then it's "transport", if we cannot, then it's "translate". It seemed to me that it cannot do something (like it cannot pass), but maybe I'm just being silly and it's that we can't do something
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And I also seem to have made a mistake... "on the caravan" is wrong, it should be "with the caravan"
It turned out a bit awkwardly, but I think you understood