Sentence examples for To interpreter from inspiring English sources
noun
One who listens to a speaker in one language and relates that utterance to the audience in a different language. Contrasted with translator.
- A Japanese man who is tried before a German court is assisted by an interpreter in making oral statements.
While activities aimed at facilitating access to professional interpreters will be important (systematic patient-language data collection; a central number for requesting an interpreter; telephone interpreting, etc)., these alone cannot create an institutional culture favorable to interpreter use.
Always remaking herself, she has moved from creator to interpreter.
He shows immense respect for the art form as he swaps his role from songwriter to interpreter.
Individuals with limited English language ability could obtain access to interpreter services by contacting a toll free number for the initial written surveys, and the follow-up telephone interviews were conducted in a language that was selected using information gained through the initial survey.
Special thanks to interpreter, Kristýna Chvojková.
Müller describes this role as Raumdeuter, a term that translates to "interpreter of space" (cf. Traumdeuter, "dream interpreter").
For the past few years, Lily Rabe has been Shakespeare in the Park's go-to interpreter of these sharp but compromising women, having appeared as Portia in "The Merchant of Venice" and Rosalind in "As You Like It".
Tells about experiments with long-distance interpretation, technically possible but stressful to interpreters involved.
Canada, which sent 3,000 troops to Afghanistan, granted 550 visas to interpreters.
This month they have slashed the travel allowances paid to interpreters by 50%.
The mezzanine, former home to interpreters and diplomats, was crammed with abandoned office furniture and rolls of artificial turf.
