Assertion: interpreter | /r/CapableOf | do same work
Facets:
value: really
type: DEGREE
value: as of the compiler
type: OTHER
value: well
type: MANNER
value: in advance
type: TEMPORAL
value: as a compiler
type: MANNER
value: reasonably
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: The interpreter is an alternative for implementing a programming language and does the same work as a compiler.
text: Read more about what does an Interpreter and Translator really do at work and
text: If the interpreter you hire is not a “certified” interpreter, the judge, referee, or magistrate will ask questions to make sure the interpreter can reasonably do the job of communicating between you and the court, and does not have any personal interest in the case (a conflict).
text: Read more about what does an Interpreter and Translator really do at work and
text: They can continue speaking while the interpreter does the work of translating the speech into another language.
text: Many years later I still remember the scene vividly and because of it, but also because of my own research on the perception and production of speech, I have the utmost respect for interpreters and the training they have to go through to do their job well.
text: Translators do their work in advance, before the person who needs it will use it.
text: The interpreter just does the same work as of the compiler, but the major variation is that, it converts the high level language into an intermediate code which is executed by the processor.