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• n  someone who mediates between speakers of different languages
• n  someone who uses art to represent something
  his paintings reveal a sensitive interpreter of nature
  she was famous as an interpreter of Shakespearean roles
• n  an advocate who represents someone else's policy or purpose
• n  (computer science) a program that translates and executes source language statements one line at a time

• He spoke in Chinese and Zhang acted as interpreter.
• She wouldn't look at us, only at her baby and the interpreter.
• The positive is that my interpreter helps me to understand what the teacher and the other kids in the class are saying.

• translator
• spokesperson
• representative
• voice
• interpretive program

News & Articles

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• Not-guilty plea in Linda shovel attack
  An 80-year-old Linda man pleaded not guilty on Tuesday to smashing his 72-year-old co-worker in the head with a shovel. Speaking through a Spanish interpreter, Rudolfo F. Mosqueda denied striking Eugenio Acosta during a drunken argument on Saturday evening, according to Yuba County Superior Court...
  June 13, 2013 - Appeal-Democrat
• Judge tosses perjury charges against court interpreter accused of leaking grand jury secrets
  A Spanish-speaking court interpreter is accused of leaking secret grand jury information to an attorney who then bribed witnesses in a homicide case.
  June 12, 2013 - The Post-Standard
• Linda man pleads not guilty to shovel attack
  An 80-year-old Linda man pleaded not guilty on Tuesday to smashing his 72-year-old co-worker in the head with a shovel. Speaking through a Spanish interpreter, Rudolfo F. Mosqueda denied striking Eugenio Acosta during a drunken argument on Saturday evening, according to Yuba County Superior Court...
  June 12, 2013 - Appeal-Democrat

Quotes

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• Stephen Harper in Canada.com
  In a statement, Prime Minister Stephen Harper said: "I would like to extend, on behalf of the Government of Canada, our sympathies to the family and friends of these brave soldiers and the Afghan interpreter. We are all proud of these exceptional...
• William Caldwell in WREX-TV
  He spoke very well to our military police, as he always had, and when getting off at the prison site he said farewell to his interpreter; he thanked the military police squad,Caldwell said.
• Harvey Sachs in International Herald Tribune
  He believed that a piece of music didn't exist to make the interpreter look good. It was the other way around,said Harvey Sachs, Toscanini's biographer. "I think in many ways he was a timid person but he felt that the music was so...