Examples of using An orator in English and their translations into Dutch
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Colloquial
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Official
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Ecclesiastic
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Medicine
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Financial
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Computer
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Programming
What an orator.
My father deemed himself an orator.
Dad, I am an orator, hmm?
I am just a writer, not an orator.
As an orator Augustine only stayed in Rome for one year(383).
People also translate
I'm not an orator.
He is not a polished politician or an orator.
You do not have to be an orator to preach the gospel.
Do you need a driver or an orator?
I wanted to be an orator, but my speaking would make you nauseous!
Tim's quite an orator.
I wanted to be an orator, but my speaking would make you nauseous!
Do you need a driver or an orator?
I remember what an orator you were and how beautifully you performed it.
I'm a better organizer than an orator.
She is no longer a spectator, but an orator and creator.
He was not an orator, but his speeches were characterised by good sense
And how beautifully you performed it. I remember what an orator you were.
You do not have to be an orator to be a good leader,
But by this time he found his true calling was as an orator and politician.
As an orator Plekhanov was distinguished by those same qualities he possessed as a writer, both to his advantage and disadvantage.
And now a friend, Reverend Nathaniel Todd. An activist, an orator.
John was chosen in 397, because of his talents as an orator, as archbishop of the capital of the Eastern Empire.
you get the impression of a written-down speech of an orator.
For a doctor does not deliberate whether he shall heal, nor an orator whether he shall persuade….
Cicero describes Flaccus as an orator of moderate gifts and comments that his writings reveal him as a student of letters rather than an orator.
I understand that it is impossible, in one minute, even for an orator like you, Mr Nordmann.
I translated as an orator, not as an interpreter of a text,
this is less important, but not without significance- either a writer or an orator in the strict sense of the word.