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Definition of communicator - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
skilled personsomeone skilled at conveying information or ideas
- She was known as an excellent communicator within her team..
2.
assistive deviceTECH. device helping people with disabilities communicateTECH.
- The communicator helped him express his needs.
3.
technologyRare portable device for communication in sci-fiRare
- He used his communicator to call the spaceship.
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device helping people with disabilities communicate
Origin of communicator
Latin, communicare (to share)
Terms with communicator included in their meaning
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acr: Universal Personal Communicator
device used for personal communication like calls or messages
communicator
individual who uses allegories to convey messages
assistive typing
technique where a facilitator supports the hand or arm of a communicator
communicator
person who communicates with ghosts
Examples of communicator in a sentence
As a communicator, he could simplify complex topics easily. Her communicator allowed her to join the conversation. The new communicator improved his interaction with others. The communicator beeped with an incoming message. She clipped the communicator to her belt for easy access.
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- French:communicateur, appareil de communication, ...
- German:Kommunikator, Kommunikationsgerät, ...
- Italian:comunicatore, dispositivo di comunicazione, ...
- Spanish:comunicador, dispositivo de comunicación, ...
- Portuguese:comunicador, ...
- Chinese:沟通者, 沟通器, ...
- Japanese:コミュニケーター, コミュニケーションデバイス, ...
- Arabic:مُتَحَدِّث, جِهَاز تَوَاصُلِيّ, ...
- Hebrew:מְתַקְשֵׁר, מַכְשִׁיר תִּקְשׁוֹרֶת, ...
- Russian:оратор, ...
- Ukrainian:комунікатор, зв'язковий пристрій, ...
- Hindi:संप्रेषक, कम्युनिकेटर, ...
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