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Pronunciation / Transliteration: baridētā
"バリデーターがデータのエラーを確認しました。"
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
A person or thing that validates or confirms the accuracy or legitimacy of something.
"The validator checked the data entries for errors before submission." - 2
In computing, a tool or program that checks the correctness of data or code.
"The software includes a validator that ensures all inputs meet the required format."
Thesaurus & Semantic Spectrum
Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
The term 'validator' is derived from the Latin word 'validare', meaning 'to make valid'. It entered the English language in the late 20th century, primarily in the context of computing and legal frameworks, where it refers to a person or tool that confirms the validity of something.
Which of the following is the closest synonym for "Validator"?
10 Global Lexicons: How "Validator" is said worldwide
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Validateur
Transliteration: valida-teur
"Le validateur a vérifié les données pour des erreurs."
Validator
Transliteration: valida-tor
"Der Validator überprüfte die Daten auf Fehler."
Validatore
Transliteration: vali-da-tore
"Il validatore ha controllato i dati per errori."
Validador
Transliteration: vali-dador
"El validador revisó los datos en busca de errores."
Validador
Transliteration: vali-dador
"O validador verificou os dados em busca de erros."
मान्यता देने वाला
Transliteration: maanyata dene wala
"मान्यता देने वाले ने डेटा में त्रुटियों की जांच की।"
验证者
Transliteration: yànzhèng zhě
"验证者检查数据以查找错误。"
검증자
Transliteration: geomjeungja
"검증자가 오류를 찾기 위해 데이터를 확인했습니다."
バリデーター
Transliteration: baridētā
"バリデーターがデータのエラーを確認しました。"
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