translator

IPA: trænsɫˈeɪtɝ

A person who converts speech, text, film, or other material into a different language. (Contrasted with interpreter.)
(by extension) One that makes a new version of a source material in a different language or format.
A computer program that translates something from one language to another using machine translation.

Examples of "translator" in Sentences

The translator list is specious.
The translator misinterprets most of it.
The translator owns the copyright of the translation.
The copyrights for the translations lie with the translator.
Looks like somebody’s Palin translator is in full “starbursts” mode.
A: I think the attraction of being a translator is the sheer variety of the job.
John says: tde: Looks like somebody’s Palin translator is in full “starbursts” mode.
Andre the translator said that the Creole words meant that Grandma wanted me to visit her home.
The translator is always relying on the author to handle those issues in the way the author sees fit.
Remember, a translator, even the very best translator, is a filter that inevitably skews the style of the original.
The whole process to become a simple translator is difficult: registering and OpenID, OpenPGP and SSH keys is boring and complex to the average user;
He does not mention the name of the second translator, but alludes to him as "_the modern translator_," and as having lost a good deal of the wit of the book by having "tied himself so strictly to a literal observance of the
Also, a professional translator is fluent in both the source language and the target, i/e their mother tongue; most people who are not translators do not have the same level of fluency, as it is not a skill they get to practise every day.