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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary
commmunicator and interlocutor
Hello, I've got a question.
Is there any difference between "communicator (person)" and "interlocutor"?
Thank you in advance for clarification.
Is there any difference between "communicator (person)" and "interlocutor"?
Thank you in advance for clarification.
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They seem unrelated to me. An interlocutor is a participant in a dialogue; a communicator is one who is employed in or adept at communication.
- They seem unrelated to me.
- An interlocutor is a participant in a dialogue; a communicator is one who is employed in or adept at communication.
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They seem unrelated to me. An interlocutor is a participant in a dialogue; a communicator is one who is employed in or adept at communication.
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Hi,
Not a lot of difference. Here are a few comments on nuances.
Communicator - May in theory involve one person speaking and the other person simply listening.
Interlocutor - A person who interrupts when another person
Not a lot of difference. Here are a few comments on nuances.
Communicator - May in theory involve one person speaking and the other person simply listening.
Interlocutor - A person who interrupts when another person
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