Synonyms for translator
trans·la·tor

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1. translator, transcribernoun

   a person who translates written messages from one language to another

   Synonyms:
   translating program, arranger, interpreter, adapter, transcriber

2. interpreter, translatornoun

   someone who mediates between speakers of different languages

   Synonyms:
   interpreter, translating program, voice, representative, interpretive program, spokesperson, transcriber

3. translator, translating programnoun

   a program that translates one programming language into another

   Synonyms:
   translating program, interpreter, transcriber

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1. • Mediator
   • Program

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1. List of paraphrases for "translator":

   translators, interpreter, translation, converter

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1. Mark Foster:

   When she first got here, I had no idea what to expect and I've never written a song through a translator before, she was like, 'Well I brought these lyrics.'.

2. Nur Ali:

   So far we know three Turkish engineers and their translator were injured. Two other police men were injured in the blast.

3. Microsoft Research:

   This approach allows for a better user experience, as we will not release languages until they meet a certain standard of accuracy, including input from our internal users and partners, we’ll be listening to feedback to determine what platforms are most important to customers, which languages they want to use, and how they plan to use Skype Translator.

4. Mark Ko:

   With regards to your inquiry on my involvement with Michael Cohen, I was brought in as business consultant and translator between Michael Cohen and Korea Aerospace Industries, the relationship officially ended on November 2017.

5. Margo Aaron:

   I’ve always been curious about what makes people tick, what motivates behavior, and why we do the things we do, Aaron told me. After she completed graduate school at Columbia and went into marketing, she became what she calls a defacto translator between academia and the real world. I started my consulting practice shortly thereafter and continued to ‘translate’ psychological research into marketing and eventually business.