polyglot

Thanks to his polyglot aptitude, he made rapid progress.

Captain Euro was born Adam Andros, the polyglot son of a famous European ambassador and a paleontologist.

Westerners tend to forget that for much of the world being polyglot has been a necessity for survival.

The Indian government, in turn, hopes for restraint from its own people, particularly in crowded, polyglot Mumbai.

For a polyglot, he is remarkably careless in his spelling of names. Diacritical signs are distributed at random.

Benny Lewis, polyglot and speaker of 8 languages, recently took up the task of learning Thai in two months.

His accent, an inimitable polyglot growl, radiates a weariness that comes with being what he calls a "global nomad. "

Wherever they come from, global MBA students tend to be polyglot cosmopolitans.

But Moscow rightly feels that, in a polyglot country with 102 different nationalities, ethnic violence is beyond the pale.

When widely adopted, the polyglot approach may even affect architectural decisions, not only everyday programming techniques.

international contests and exhibitions on the world agenda are presented with Don Quichotte's polyglot humour.

Suppose you drop a WSDL file polyglot. wsld as shown in Figure 9.

Polyglot 3000 is automatic language identifier that can detect the language used in a text, phrase, or even a single word.

Does this mean Americans are the most polyglot tourists on the planet?

Polyglot: person who knows or uses many languages or book written in many languages n.

Darija, its editors argued, is polyglot Morocco's real national language.

At times like these, words can fail even the most seasoned polyglot.

Its setting is emphatically antipodean and so, too, are its voices: eight characters drawn from Melbourne's polyglot middle classes.