What can the arrow in a chemical reaction be translated to mean

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The "arrow" in a chemical reaction is called the "yield sign", which translates the reactants of a chemical reaction to the products.

For example;
H + O2 --> H2O
The reactants are "H + O2" (Hydrogen and Oxygen), the "-->" is the yield sign, and "H2O" is our product.

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