translator in Japanese
translator in Japanese is 翻訳者 — translator means a person who converts text or speech from one language into another.
translator in Japanese
翻訳者
Pronounced: hon'yakusha
A person or thing that translates meaning from one language into another, particularly
What does "translator" mean?
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noun A person who converts text or speech from one language into another.
"The conference hired a team of translators for the delegates."
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noun (computing) A program that converts commands or code from one language into another.
"The compiler acts as a translator between source code and machine code."
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translator in a sentence
- The conference hired a team of translators for the delegates.
- He worked as a translator for the United Nations.
- The compiler acts as a translator between source code and machine code.
- A translator program turns the instructions into code the processor can run.
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What is "translator" in Japanese?
"translator" in Japanese is 翻訳者. translator means: A person who converts text or speech from one language into another.
How do you pronounce 翻訳者?
"translator" in Japanese is 翻訳者, pronounced "hon'yakusha".
How do you use "translator" in a sentence?
Example: "The conference hired a team of translators for the delegates." In Japanese, "translator" is 翻訳者.
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