Translators is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TRANSLATORS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• TRANSLATOR, one who translates
• a computer program that translates from one programming language into another.
• a person who translates from one language into another, especially as a profession
• a television relay transmitter.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to bear, remove, or change from one place, state, form, or appearance to another; transfer, transform; to convey to heaven or to a nontemporal condition without death; to transfer (a bishop) from one see to another

Words related to TRANSLATORS

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How to use TRANSLATORS in a sentence

• They were the translators of Aristotle, who reigned in the rising universities during the Middle Ages.
• As there were twelve tribes, and six translators chosen from each, there were seventy-two translators in all.
• To this class of writers belong also those translators who, besides translating their author, at the same time correct and alter him, a thing that always seems to me impertinent.
• A book written in South Africa is published by simultaneous copyright in every English-speaking country, and on the day following is in the hands of the translators.
• In the case of several books the work of two or more distinct translators is readily recognized.
• It indicates a wider range of expression in the authors of the Greek original than in their English translators.
• And to judg of it according to those Rules which Translators ought to observe, it must be condemned.
• Or he goes to church on Christmas Day and listens to a first lesson, of which the old translators made nonsense, and, in two passages at least, stark nonsense.
• We have the names of five translators who worked there.
• At Nanking, the capital of Wu, we also hear of five translators and one was tutor of the Crown Prince.
• Many works are said to be by unknown translators, doubtful authorship is frankly discussed, and the movement of literature and thought indicated is what we should expect.
• We could have wished that our duty as translators and editors had not extended beyond such mere occasional scientific or literary criticism.
• Many words which were already dying out were used by the translators, and so kept their place in the English language.
• When the translators recognize the word, they seldom fail to give it a meaning corresponding to the sense I assign to it.
• These translators have loved the songs of the ancient poets of China and Japan and caught with sympathetic appreciation, in their translations, the spirit of the East.
• The translators of Virgil, in particular, were a vast and motley assemblage of most respectable men.
• The celebrated Ibn Al-Mukaffa was one of the earliest and best translators.
• The English word travail, in the time of the translators of the Bible had this signification.
• Perfect translation will be made at a time when a committee of translators is organized.
• Two other names have been given much trouble to the translators, as well as to Mr.
• The author names only a few calling attention to only particular translators.
• Purely historical questions interested the seven succeeding translators from Ishaq ibn Yazid to Mobed Behram.
• For he was the solitary representative of his category of translators of ethicodidactic books intimately connected with the problems of the Paris religion.
• Of the professed translators themselves it may be well to say a few words in this place and allow them at once to resume their veil of well-deserved oblivion.
• Of this great series, the crowning work has, of course, had many translators, and there have been translators also of the book that shows the youth of love.
• They have shown to a disappointed Europe only translators of French stucco but no original thinkers.
• The Arabic-Latin translations were very poor, owing to the two removes from the original Greek and the incapacity of the translators.
• First among these new translators was William Tyndale, who was born about the year 1477.
• Among the translators several names stand out prominently.
• Chaucer, Gower, and Gawin Douglas, were all spirited imitators, and frequently only masterly translators.
• The translators of the Bible had invariably used it.
• It is now translated into three hundred and eighty-one, and translators are engaged on nearly a hundred others.
• Different translators give the section a different turn, and the critics have tried to mend what they cannot understand.
• Some of the translators have made nothing of the passage, and they have somewhat perverted the words.

Similar words containing LATOR without suffix s and without prefix trans

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