interpreting
n. uncountablen. the job of changing spoken words from one language into another as someone is speaking. It helps people who speak different languages understand each other in real time.
n. the oral translation of spoken discourse from one language to another in real time. Often distinguished from translation, which typically refers to written texts.
She works in interpreting for the United Nations.
The conference provided simultaneous interpreting so that all delegates could follow the debate in their native languages.
Professional interpreting requires not only linguistic fluency but also the cognitive stamina to process and reformulate complex ideas within seconds of hearing them.
Uncountable when referring to the profession or activity; often paired with 'simultaneous' or 'consecutive'.
He does translation for the live speech.He does interpreting for the live speech.Learners often use 'translation' for both speech and text, but 'interpreting' is the specific term for spoken language.