All 11 Uses of
interpret
in
No Easy Day
- Our interpreter stood next to the man as I pulled the hood off.†
p. 77..1
- "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
- "Terp" was short for interpreter.†
p. 158..5
- '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
- Ali was the CIA interpreter on external security.†
p. 192..1
- 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
- Outside, Ali, the CIA interpreter, and the security team were dealing with curious neighbors.†
p. 242..4
Definition:
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(interpret as in: interpret Spanish to English) to translate words into spoken words of another language
(This word is especially used in place of translate when the translation is done real-time, or on-the-fly, or immediately as needed.)