The translation from Moscow took a long time, interspersed as it was with comments and questions in the background.

But that translation would take us more than twice around a superhyper great circle - I think.

Yet another and very different translation to the above two takes things more literally:

As of January 2006, all new translations take place on a wiki.

And thus it was that Standfast's translation did not take him by surprise.

Formal translation took place on 8 June 1440.

Under heat shock conditions the hairpin structure melts and translation takes place.

A Latin translation that appeared in 1651 took liberties with the text.

His translation of Avarana took six months and was released in November 2008.

In fact, the translation and publication took longer than the actual negotiations.