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With XML, you can send a transaction from one system to another without using a translator.
As translator, interpolator, and author, Gascoigne not only channels the work of others but also adds his own unique contributions to Hunting.
Usually translators barely get a look-in but in this collection of nineteen stories set in Paris the translator has also done the selecting.
He was re-elected and now attends council meetings unaccompanied by a translator.
Our young Afghan translator, a Tajik who had studied English for one year in high school in Pakistan, improved his command of English daily, too.
On following the English text, I realised that the translator had translated word for word because she did not fully understand.
A mechanical arm turns pages every couple of seconds while an automatic machine translator wired to this device bangs out English text.
Well, the translator of this 1672 edition disagrees with most other fumblers who have attempted to bring meaning to this series of hoaxes.
The translator now translates each string and switches the yellow question mark to a green tick when completed.
He began in Tibetan but quickly switched to English, often conferring with his eloquent translator to confirm his use of words.
Either it was done in a great hurry, or the translator has only a passing acquaintance with colloquial English.
I tried to imagine how a translator had struggled with the patter songs, and why?
The novel's language is patchy in quality and it is hard to know whether this is the fault of the author or the translator.
The girls swoon over this tall, dark and handsome man who needs a translator.
She gently admonished the translator, a man, by exhorting him not to be chauvinistic by distorting facts.
Thus, for the translator, there is a perpetual debt to both the original and the translation.
He began to write while earning his living as a translator, caretaker, switchboard operator, editor, and cook on an oil tanker.
A translator of French, Spanish, and Catalan, she writes often about literature and art.
Inside, headmistress Ibistam Mahdi cuts a yellow ribbon, and thanks the men through a translator.
Why does Paul use a translator to communicate with a man whose language he can speak?
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Examples from Classical Literature
Are you the translator of the chapters from Tacitus, which my Minister Herzberg handed me?
My information is positive that it was Wm. Gifford, translator of Juvenal, 1802, 3rd ed.
The translator of the boethian Metres has taken occasion to bring in this heathen god, whose cult was still too active.
Felinski, the translator of Delille and Racine, is considered as the most harmonious Polish versifier.
The aims of the translator were also clarified by definition of his audience.
I cite the original Latin, as the word calig has been wrongly rendered by the French translator into culottes.
The whole ten eclogues did not find a translator till 1656, when Thomas Harvey published a version in decasyllabic couplets.
The translator had apparently known little of mining and not too much of Latin.
The shorter length of the decasyllable line is not altogether a disadvantage to the translator.
Madame Tastu was also a translator, or rather a paraphraser, and an author of original poems of a sentimental kind.
This is what the Erse translator has done, and, I think, with great judgment.
She is however most memorable, not as an original thinker, but as a translator and expounder.
A demand was made for the excommunication of the translator and the Banning of his work.
Willem's predecessor, Hendrick van Veldeke, is merely a translator.
How does this particular translator mimic the artfulness of this narrative device in English without giving the impression of artifice?
Bellon was an assiduous hackney writer and translator of the day.
The translator has here mistaken a Dative for an accusative.
Swedenborg, of all men in the recent ages, stands eminently for the translator of nature into thought.
As translator and editor his style is careless and uncertain, but like Malory's it is sincere and manly, and vital with energy and enthusiasm.
Loy was not only a translator but also an author of no mean ability.
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