interpreter
/ɪnˈtɜrprətər/
noun
- A person who translates spoken words from one language to another.
- The interpreter helped the patient communicate with the doctor.
- She works as a sign language interpreter at the conference.
- An interpreter was needed for the international meeting.
- A person who explains or understands the meaning of something.
- The art critic acted as an interpreter of the painter's intentions.
- He is a skilled interpreter of ancient texts.
- She is a trusted interpreter of the company's policies.
- A performer who expresses a piece of music, a role, or a dance in a personal way.
- The dancer is a unique interpreter of modern choreography.
- She is known as a powerful interpreter of dramatic roles.
- The pianist is a brilliant interpreter of Chopin's works.
- A computer program that translates and executes instructions written in a programming language line by line.
- The interpreter checks each line of the script for errors.
- You need to install the correct interpreter for that programming language.
- Python uses an interpreter to run code directly.
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