translator造句怎么写

"Now you repeat," his translator tells Garriott and Halik: "I think!"

One of my relatives, a late translator, translated a book relating to public relations.

When the translator clarified the lieutenant's request, the merchant produced his card and demanded to know when security would improve.

The same translator and the Inspector were there, and the guard made a hurried explanation in Arabic.

Sentencing was adjourned for an hour after Cao collapsed in the dock where he had sat throughout the three-week trial beside security officers and a translator.

When I am looking for a new translator and I have a number of applications, my shortlist will not include anyone who has missing information.

Before someone can be a translator, he or she must first go through an application process and take a language test.

With the limit of 40 workers per project, 'it will be very difficult to make enough progress on projects, ' said Li Wei Wei, a Sepco translator who has helped colleagues deal with immigration issues.

I was also a translator for prisoners.

Other quality control tools include version control and translator evaluation.

We do not know why the translator made that mistake.

A translator shouldn't intrude his own opinions into what he's translating.

If a glossary is made available to a translator or translation agency, it should be in a useful format.

He was a translator for Dutch U.N. troops in charge of protecting the Srebrencia safe haven in 1995.

I recently spent a day driving around areas directly affected by the new highway, asking people what they thought, with the aid of a translator.

If not, use a dictionary or online translator if you need to, and use a search engine to search for the word for "radio" and the name of a country or region in the local language.

We can arrange that and book a translator for you.

Khrushchev: Good. [Khrushchev turns to translator and asks:] Now, what did I agree on?

The translator needs to work with a single tool that can show the relevant text, hide markup information, and allow for reuse of translations despite differences in markup.

John Biesnecker has worked in Shanghai as a translator for several years, both as a salaried translator and as a freelance translator.

Martie, who spoke Yiddish and pidgin Spanish, got a job as a translator in a Brooklyn courthouse.

[Khrushchev turns to translator and asks:] Now, what did I agree on?

The guard led me up several flights of stairs to a room where at least three other men sat: the translator, someone he called “The Inspector,” and a third man who occasionally added his own questions.