annotator in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for annotator in the English»Spanish Dictionary

annotation [Am ˌænəˈteɪʃ(ə)n, Brit anəˈteɪʃ(ə)n] N

annotation (note)

anotación f

annotation (note)

nota f

annotation (process)

anotación f

annotate [Am ˈænəˌteɪt, Brit ˈanəteɪt] VB trans

annotate

anotar

the Annotated Macbeth

la edición anotada de Macbeth

dictator [Am ˈdɪkˌteɪdər, Brit dɪkˈteɪtə] N

1. dictator:

dictator

dictador m / dictadora f

2. dictator (autocratic person):

dictator

déspota mf

dictator

dictador m / dictadora f

imitator [Am ˈɪməˌteɪdər, Brit ˈɪmɪteɪtə] N

imitator

imitador m / imitadora f

spectator sport N

spectator sport

deporte m espectáculo

spectator [Am ˈspɛkˌteɪdər, Brit spɛkˈteɪtə] N

spectator

espectador m / espectadora f

the ball landed among the spectators

la pelota cayó entre los espectadores or entre el público

testator [Am ˈtɛsteɪdər, Brit tɛˈsteɪtə] N form

testator

testador m / testadora f

agitator [Am ˈædʒəˌteɪdər, Brit ˈadʒɪteɪtə] N

1. agitator POL:

agitator

agitador m / agitadora f

2. agitator TECH:

agitator

agitador m

sweet potato N

sweet potato

boniato m

sweet potato

batata f

sweet potato

camote m And Mex

couch potato N inf

couch potato

teleadicto m / teleadicta f inf

annotator in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for annotator in the English»Spanish Dictionary

annotate [ˈæn·ə·teɪt] VB trans

annotate

anotar

annotated edition

edición f comentada

annotation [ˌæn·ə·ˈteɪ·ʃən] N

1. annotation (act of writing):

annotation

anotación f

2. annotation (note):

annotation

anotación f

annotation

nota f

rotatory [ˈroʊ·tə·tɔr·i] ADJ

rotatory

rotativo, -a

dictator [ˈdɪk·teɪ·t̬ər] N POL

dictator

dictador(a) m (f)

spectator [spek·ˈteɪ·t̬ər] N

spectator

espectador(a) m (f)

agitator [ˈædʒ·ɪ·teɪ·t̬ər] N

agitator

agitador(a) m (f)

agitator

violentista mf Chile

imitator [ˈɪm·ɪ·teɪ·t̬ər] N

imitator

imitador(a) m (f)

meat-and-potatoes [ˌmit·ənd·pə·ˈteɪ·t̬oʊz] N inf

meat-and-potatoes

lo básico

cannot [ˈkæn·at] VB aux

cannot = can not, can

See also can², can¹

can² <could, could> [kən] VB aux

1. can (be able to):

can

poder

if I could

si pudiera

I think she can help you

creo que ella te puede ayudar

I could have kissed her

habría podido besarla

2. can inf (be permitted to):

can

poder

you can't go

no puedes ir

could I look at it?

¿podría verlo?

3. can (know how to):

can

saber

can you swim?

¿sabes nadar?

I.can¹ [kæn] N

1. can (container):

can

lata f

can of oil

bidón m

2. can sl (toilet):

can

trono m

3. can inf (prison):

can

trullo m

Phrases:

a can of worms

un problema peliagudo

to open (up) a can of worms

abrir la caja de los truenos

II.can¹ <-nn-> [kæn] VB trans

1. can (put in cans):

can

enlatar

2. can sl (stop):

can it!

¡basta ya!

couch potato <- -es> N

couch potato

persona perezosa que está todo el día sentada o tumbada, normalmente viendo la televisión

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

He was also a prolific writer and annotator.

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Textual annotations always depend on the knowledge, capability of expression and specific language of the annotator and therefore is unreliable.

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For example, an annotator may request a specific term to represent a metabolic pathway, or a section of the ontology may be revised with the help of community experts (e.g.).

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Our basic hypothesis is that a good annotator is, by definition, a good reader, because annotations force you to actively engage with the text.

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As an annotator he is equally at home presenting lucid prose descriptions for the relative novice and analysis of extreme depth for the expert.

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An annotator who wishes to suggest alternative moves to those actually played in the game may insert variations enclosed in parentheses.

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