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1. (n.) orator
a person who delivers an oration; a public speaker, esp. one of great eloquence.
Etymology: (1325–75; ME oratour < L ōrātor speaker, suppliant, der. of ōrāre; see oration)
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1. (noun) orator, speechmaker, rhetorician, public speaker, speechifier
a person who delivers a speech or oration
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Sense: a person who makes public speeches, especially very eloquent ones.
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 Afrikaans: redenaar, spreker, orator |
 Arabic: خَطيب، رَجُل فَصيح |
 Bulgarian: оратор |
 Brazilian: orador |
 Czech: řečník |
 German: der/die Redner(in) |
 Danish: taler |
 Greek: ρήτορας |
 Spanish: orador |
 Estonian: kõnemees |
 Farsi: آدم سخنور |
 Finnish: puhuja |
 French: orateur/-trice |
 Hebrew: נוֹאֵם |
 Hindi: वक्ता |
 Croatian: govornik |
 Hungarian: szónok |
 Indonesian: ahli pidato |
 Icelandic: ræðumaður |
 Italian: oratore, oratrice |
 Japanese: 雄弁家 |
 Korean: 연설자 |
 Lithuanian: oratorius, kalbėtojas |
 Latvian: orators, runātājs |
 Malay: pemidato |
 Dutch: redenaar |
 Norwegian: dyktig taler |
 Polish: (kraso)mówca |
 Persian: آدم سخنور |
 Pashto: وينا كونكى |
 Portuguese: orador |
 Romanian: orator |
 Russian: оратор |
 Slovak: rečník |
 Slovenian: govornik |
 Serbian: besednik |
 Swedish: vältalare |
 Thai: ผู้กล่าวคำปราศรัย |
 Turkish: hatip |
 Taiwanese: 演講者 |
 Ukrainian: оратор |
 Urdu: خطيب، مقرر |
 Vietnamese: nhà hùng biện |
 Chinese: 演讲者 |
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