controller in Latin
controller in Latin is moderātor, moderātrix — controller means a handheld device used to operate a video game or machine.
controller in Latin
moderātor
One who controls something.
moderātrix
One who controls something.
What does "controller" mean?
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noun A handheld device used to operate a video game or machine.
"The controller was low on battery, so she swapped it for another."
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noun A senior finance officer who oversees a company's accounts.
"As controller, she signs off the monthly accounts."
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noun A device or system that regulates the operation of a machine.
"The controller keeps the greenhouse at a steady temperature all night."
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controller in a sentence
- The controller was low on battery, so she swapped it for another.
- Pass me the controller and I will start the next level.
- As controller, she signs off the monthly accounts.
- The firm hired a new controller to tighten its financial reporting.
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What is "controller" in Latin?
"controller" in Latin is moderātor, moderātrix. controller means: A handheld device used to operate a video game or machine.
How do you use "controller" in a sentence?
Example: "The controller was low on battery, so she swapped it for another." In Latin, "controller" is moderātor, moderātrix.
Are there other ways to say "controller" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "controller": moderātor, moderātrix.
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