communicator
- 01 B2 Upper Intermediate
someone who is good at explaining ideas or sharing their feelings with others.
a person who conveys information, thoughts, or feelings to others, often evaluated by their effectiveness or clarity.
Simple“She is an excellent communicator who always makes her team feel heard.”
In context“The CEO was widely regarded as a gifted communicator, capable of distilling complex financial strategies into narratives that resonated with every employee.”
Synonyms - 02 C1 Advanced
a special electronic device that helps people with disabilities speak or write.
an electronic device designed to facilitate communication for individuals with speech or language impairments, often using synthesized speech.
Simple“The student used a touch-screen communicator to participate in the class discussion.”
In context“Advancements in eye-tracking technology have allowed patients with severe motor neuron disease to operate their communicators with remarkable speed and precision.”
Synonymsspeech generating deviceaid - 03 C1 Advanced
a small, portable machine used for sending and receiving messages.
a portable electronic device used for telecommunication or data exchange.
Simple“The security guards each carried a small communicator to stay in touch.”
In context“The early personal digital assistants were marketed as all-in-one communicators, though their networking capabilities were primitive by modern standards.”
Synonyms
“They hope to work with government partners, election officials and other trusted public communicators who can use the framework themselves to increase public trust in democracy as they see rumors beginning to emerge.”
“It was, in the words of César González, an astronomer and science communicator at the Madrid Planetarium, “a spectacular experience”.”