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polyglot

[ US /ˌpɑˌɫiɡɫɑt/ ]
[ UK /pˈɒlɪɡlˌɒt/ ]
NOUN
  1. a person who speaks more than one language
ADJECTIVE
  1. having a command of or composed in many languages
    a polyglot traveler
    a polyglot Bible contains versions in different languages

How To Use polyglot In A Sentence

  • Finally, regional media is thriving on TV, satellite language channels are catering to polyglot populations in various parts of the country.
  • She was reading a polyglot bible, with the text in English, Latin and Greek.
  • It's not that we polyglots and film buffs are not worried.
  • Also, a hyperpolyglot doesn't have much of a role to play in the future of any given language, whereas a multilingual does. Nataly Kelly: Adventures in Hyperpolyglottery: Inside the Mind of Extreme Language Learners
  • Here's a link to the original story for you Germans and polyglots out there.
  • But a major faux pas has made the new Barbie unexpectedly controversial in polyglot America: there is no Asian-American version.
  • South Africa itself is a rich stew, or bredie, as they call it in Afrikaans, the local Dutch polyglot. Undefined
  • They bow you away, first audibly pronouncing your name with polyglottic accuracy, and then you are free to wander where you like. Roman Holidays, and Others
  • He deeply explored notions of love, Europe, and identity, and was a polyglot who insisted that linguistic proficiency was the key to overcoming misunderstandings and ignorance.
  • On a recent blazing summer afternoon, in the cool vault of her underground office, bookshop director Francoise Simon sparks with enthusiasm about her stock of more than 4,000 books and her polyglot, horticulturally savvy staff. Gardens of Delight
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