interpreter
மொழி பெயர்ப்பாளர்
definition
noun
The pair sat in the dock flanked by four police officers and the proceedings were translated by an interpreter .
a person who interprets, especially one who translates speech orally.
translation of 'interpreter'
மொழி பெயர்ப்பாளர்
noun
மொழிபெயர்ப்பாளர்
example
The check is aimed at ensuring that no incongruent code is executed by the filter 'interpreter' .
Then he watches as an 'interpreter' translates for me, and nods to check I have understood.
When an error occurs, the Ruby 'interpreter' packages the error in an exception object.
The resulting machine code is stored in memory and lost when the 'interpreter' terminates.
There was much chatter, much nodding, then an expectant silence as the 'interpreter' translated.
As for the use of the Maori language, how can an 'interpreter' translate adequately on the spur of the moment?
For about ten minutes, one gentleman asked me questions in English, and the 'interpreter' translated them into Czech.
The British interpreter gave his version to the Russian 'interpreter' who then translated for Stalin.
This code easily can cause a case of the 'interpreter' doing what you said, not what you meant.
He looked exhausted and uncomfortable as he waited for the 'interpreter' to translate.
The first line ensures that we run the Ruby 'interpreter' , regardless of where it might be in our path.
The pair sat in the dock flanked by four police officers and the proceedings were translated by an 'interpreter' .
As a rule, 'interpreters' are supposed to translate between their mother tongue and another language.
Only a few cinemas were equipped with earphones through which to hear 'interpreters' translating the dialogues in the films for the audiences.
Thousands of translators and 'interpreters' around the world continue to perform essential tasks in often less-than-ideal conditions.
She says many Bulgarians speak excellent English and there is no shortage of 'interpreters' or translators.
Only a few English and Canadian personnel remained, mostly acting as translators and 'interpreters' .
This will mean 20 official languages, requiring in each case 150 new translators and 'interpreters' .
However, is it reasonable for the committee to ask that I provide translation and 'interpreters' ?
MIT students recruited as 'interpreters' will provide translations.
There is often a need to employ 'interpreters' to assist with interviews, in some cases working in dialects from remote parts of the world.
But 'interpreters' go further than translators who deal in written works - they deal with the spoken word.
May Congress enact laws that instruct courts and other 'interpreters' how to interpret future laws?
An additional expense may be the cost of translations and 'interpreters' .
That does not include the cost for medical expenses, 'interpreters' and lawyers.
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