paraphraser

/pa.ʁa.fʁa.ze/ noun

One who paraphrases.

Word Origin From Greek para- 'beside' and phrazein 'to speak' — a paraphraser is one who speaks alongside the original, putting it in other words. The same para- prefix appears in paragraph (a writing beside), paradox (opinion beside the norm), and parallel (beside each other). Phrase itself comes from the same root.

noun One who paraphrases. countable

As a professional paraphraser, she excelled at rewording complex texts.

(名词) 释义者

作为专业释义者,她擅长重述复杂的文本。

(sustantivo) Quien parafrasea.

Como profesional de la paráfrasis, se destacaba por reformular textos complejos.

(nom) paraphraseur [Personne qui reformule ou paraphrase un texte.]

En tant que paraphraser professionnelle, elle excellait dans la reformulation de textes complexes.

(Substantiv) Paraphrasierer; Umschreiber [jemand, der Texte sinngemäß umschreibt oder in eigenen Worten wiedergibt]

Als professionelle **paraphraser** war sie darin geübt, komplexe Texte verständlich umzuformulieren.

(名詞) 言い換えを行う人。

プロの言い換え者として、彼女は複雑な文章の言い換えに長けていた。

(substantivo) parafraseador; reformulador [Alguém que parafraseia.]

Como parafraseadora profissional, ela se destacava em reescrever textos complexos.

Word parts: para + phrase + er

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