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operator in Hungarian

operator in Hungarian is kezelő, gépkezelő, üzemeltető — operator means a person who runs or controls a machine, vehicle, or system.

operator in Hungarian

kezelő
noun
one who operates
gépkezelő
noun
one who operates
üzemeltető
noun
one who operates
üzembentartó
noun
one who operates
műveleti jel
noun
mathematical operator
operátor
noun
mathematical operator

What does "operator" mean?

  1. noun A person who runs or controls a machine, vehicle, or system.
    "The crane operator carefully lowered the beam into place."
  2. noun A person who connects telephone calls or provides similar assistance.
    "She asked the operator to connect her to the embassy."
  3. noun A company that runs a particular service or business.
    "The tour operator cancelled the trip due to bad weather."
  4. noun A symbol representing a mathematical or programming action, such as + or =.
    "The plus sign is an operator that adds two numbers together."

operator in a sentence

  • The crane operator carefully lowered the beam into place.
  • She asked the operator to connect her to the embassy.
  • The tour operator cancelled the trip due to bad weather.
  • The plus sign is an operator that adds two numbers together.

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Frequently asked questions

What is "operator" in Hungarian?

"operator" in Hungarian is kezelő, gépkezelő, üzemeltető. operator means: A person who runs or controls a machine, vehicle, or system.

How do you use "operator" in a sentence?

Example: "The crane operator carefully lowered the beam into place." In Hungarian, "operator" is kezelő, gépkezelő, üzemeltető.

Are there other ways to say "operator" in Hungarian?

Yes — Hungarian has 6 translations listed for "operator": kezelő, gépkezelő, üzemeltető, üzembentartó, műveleti jel, operátor.

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