Similar words: translate, translation, translucent, translucence, legislator, manslaughter, transit, dilatory. Meaning: [trænz'leɪtə(r) ,-s- /trænz'leɪtə ,'trænz- ,-s-] 
n. 1. a person who translates written messages from one language to another 2. someone who mediates between speakers of different languages 3. a program that translates one programming language into another.
n. 1. a person who translates written messages from one language to another 2. someone who mediates between speakers of different languages 3. a program that translates one programming language into another. 
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151. As the translator pointed out in the preface to an English version of Dante's works, the violin and the piano make different sounds, but they can play what is recognizably the same piece of music.
152. During each of Kalish and Fisher's visits, an Ecuadorian man familiar with the Achuar served as guide and translator.
153. Robert Lohan afforded so much assistance that he should really be called collaboratoras well as translator.
154. Cultural context imposes restrictions on translation work; however, its interpretative function grants the translator more freedom in choosing translation method.
155. Good sense to appoint through translator Maya, the first bishop to Spain Landau introduced their civilization.
156. Without sufficient relevant cultural cognitive schemata, the translator will misunderstand and hence mistranslate the source language text.
157. Due to the great differences between English and Chinese culture, the translator in translating culture-loaded words difficult to find the exact equivalent expression.
158. According to Buhler's classification of the language function, the English translator, translation theorist Newmark has divided texts into three types, namely expressive, informative and vocative.
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