Sentence examples for to translator from inspiring English sources
noun
A person who translates text, film or other material into a different natural language.
From translator to translator.
According to translator Kathleen Ross, "Facundo continues to inspire controversy and debate because it contributes to national myths of modernization, anti-populism, and racist ideology".
According to translator Ted Woolsey, a large portion of the game's script was cut out in the English localization due to space limitations.
This dual aspect of Marko may explain his heroic status; for the Serbs he was "the proud symbol expressive of the unbroken spirit that lived on in spite of disaster and defeat," according to translator of Serbian epic poems David Halyburton Low.
In her junior year, she became the go-to translator and advocate for her mother, her aunts, and for other Latino kids at school.
JSmol is the product of applying a Java to JavaScript translator to Jmol.
The female football players in Bamyan have various plans for the future, from teacher to doctor, translator to painter.
On the "Add-on Manager" window: Click an "Options" button pertaining to "Quick Translator" to open "Quick Translator Preferences" window.
They gave commissions to translators such as Margaret Jull Costa, Christine Donougher and Peter Bush.
They also noted that centres which were well run, with access to translators, had less of a problem with runaways.
The second, interestingly, flags up the difficulties he presents to translators: He writes an exceptionally pure, cold Swedish without frills.
