Sentence examples for to translators from inspiring English sources
noun
A person who translates text, film or other material into a different natural language.
In areas or groups in which minority languages are commonly spoken, with the assumption that these may be more associated with lower SES, ease and speed of access to translators and to either long or short form translated consent forms may be an additional factor influencing relevant communication about clinical trials.
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.
The government now issues 50 visas a year to translators who have worked a year for the American military.
Eight years on, they can now be read in English, thanks to translators Nouri and Niusha Nighting.
He cites Matthew Arnold's advice to Homeric translators, to be "eminently rapid" and "eminently plain".
It is unrealistic to expect translators to average $51,848 a year at 5 cents per word.
One easy solution we have in mind is to use translators to QA each other".
From translator to translator.
Don't use an online translator to translate a story.
