interpreter

[ɪnˈtɜːrprətər]

Definition:
1. Someone who mediates between speakers of different languages.
2. Someone who uses art to represent something.
3. An advocate who represents someone else's policy or purpose.

Use 'interpreter' in a sentence:

1. I want to get the work of interpreter, because I'm good at Chinese and English.
2. To run a Scheme program, you need a Scheme interpreter.
3. I have learned many languages, but I've not mastered them the way a professional interpreter or translator has.
4. Turning every single word into the target language would put too much strain on the interpreter and slow down the whole process too much.
5. In regard to your questions about my future career choices, I am determined to be an interpreter.
6. We must allow him to be a good interpreter.
7. I'll act as interpreter.
8. Speaking through an interpreter , the President said that the talks were going well.
9. The firm has enticed away our best interpreter.
10. It's called an interpreter.
11. Surely God has no need of an interpreter.
12. Speaking through an interpreter, he called for some new thinking from the West.
13. We engaged her as an interpreter.
14. She has the potential to become an interpreter.
15. Research on the Value-Added Service Interpreter Based on XML.
16. The practiced of the judge is the interpreter of law.
17. Development of Basic Interpreter for Processing Chinese on Wang PC.
18. I am at present employed as a translator in a medical research organization and also act as interpreter there.
19. She is one of the finest interpreters of Debussy's music.
20. Today my guest is Dayna Ivanovich who has worked for the last twenty years as an interpreter.
21. Because this one is that one's interpreter.
22. Design and study one kind of XML interpreter.
23. Well, the Chinese pay their interpreters really well.
24. Please come with your interpreter next time.
25. An intense young interpreter accompanied him.
26. Interpreter program design based on workpiece coordinate system.
27. He serves as an interpreter for us.
28. He was an official interpreter to the government of Nepal.
29. David dreamed to be an interpreter.
30. The interpreter at this dinner even managed to translate jokes and witticisms without losing the point.
31. This is what the interpreter sees. All right?
32. Like a professional human interpreter, the phone would analyse "packages" of speech, listening to the speaker until it understands the full meaning of words and phrases, before attempting translation.
33. Speaking through an interpreter, Aristide said that Haitians had hoped coups were behind them.
34. I think so.I used to be an interpreter.
35. Aristide spoke to the press through an interpreter.
36. “I want to be an interpreter, ” she said.
37. She spoke with us with the help of an interpreter.
38. My interpreter found her there.
39. Therefore, the quality of the business interpreter directly affects the results of whether the trade negotiation and economic cooperation can be successfully carried out.
40. Speaking through an interpreter, the President said that the talks were going well.
41. Can you act as my interpreter?
42. The English of the lieutenant general is very eccentric, empty insipidity, interpreter official leisurely, below drowsy.
43. The clarity of resolution can be never too good for interpreter.
44. My interpreter, who is a doctor, and I were on a mission to photograph maternal health and mortality issues.
45. Over the years Freni has been one of the supreme interpreters of Puccini's heroines.
46. We need a simultaneous interpreter.
47. Interpreters found they could not interpret half of what he said.
48. They volunteered me for the job of interpreter.
49. The civil war claimed the life of a U.N. interpreter yesterday.
50. While it is impossible to eliminate this format of questioning, attorneys should strive for simplicity in speech when an interpreter is used.
51. Can you act as interpreter?
52. Open up your interpreter and code along with me.
53. We employ her as an English interpreter.
54. Now, I'd like to begin by saying that I have on occasions used an interpreter myself, as a foreign correspondent.
55. In terms of the interpretive theory, the interpreter must go through three stages: comprehension, deverbalization and expression.