When translating an original work into another language, the translator: a. makes the content easily understandable in a new language while also keeping the basic ideas of the original text the same. b. changes the content and meaning of the original text to fit in with the new morals and ideals of society. c. understands the original author's prejudices and personal biases and makes sure that those are incorporated into the translated work. d. illustrates the original text with drawings or pictures that an audience better understand the original meaning.