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interpret
in
No Easy Day
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Our interpreter stood next to the man as I pulled the hood off.†
p. 77.1

interpreter = someone who translates language
"Ask him why he had grenades and a chest rack," I told the interpreter.†
p. 77.3 *
No one was hurt badly, but shrapnel from the RPGs hit an Army Ranger, our interpreter, an Afghan soldier partnered with us, and our combat assault dog.†
p. 119.8
After surrounding a building, an interpreter had to get on a bullhorn and yell for the fighters to come out with their hands raised.†
p. 141.5
An interpreter and a combat assault dog, named Cairo, rounded out the team.†
p. 158.4
'The remaining two assaulters and the interpreter would position themselves just to the northeast corner of the compound to deal with possible onlookers or local police.†
p. 167.7
First using the interpreter, and then using the dog, and then visible lasers.†
p. 177.3
The truth is, if we got to that point, no story we could come up with was going to cover up twenty-two SEALS packing sixty pounds of high-tech gear on their backs, an EOD tech, and an interpreter for a total of twenty-four men, plus a dog, raiding a suburban neighborhood a few miles from the Pakistani military academy.†
p. 195.8
"Terp" was short for interpreter.†
p. 158.5
Ali was the CIA interpreter on external security.†
p. 192.1
Outside, Ali, the CIA interpreter, and the security team were dealing with curious neighbors.†
p. 242.4

Definitions:

(1) (interpret as in: interpret Spanish to English)
to translate someone’s words into spoken words of another language while they are speaking
(2) (interpret as in: her interpretation of the data)
to understand or explain something in a particular way -- often the meaning or significance of something
(3) (interpret as in: her musical interpretation)
capture someone else's ideas, or express personal artistic ideas or feelings while performing someone else's work
(4) (meaning too rare to warrant focus)