emulator

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• /ˈɛmjəˌleɪtəɹ/
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• CMU ARPABET: EH1 M Y AH0 L EY2 T ER0 Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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43 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Finnish: emulaattori — person or thing that emulates
• French: émulateur — person or thing that emulates
• French: émulatrice — person or thing that emulates
• Galician: emulador — person or thing that emulates
• Galician: emuladora — person or thing that emulates
• Greek: ζηλωτής (zilotís) — person or thing that emulates
• Greek: μιμητής (mimitís) — person or thing that emulates
• Manx: co-eiyrtagh — person or thing that emulates
• Polish: imitator — person or thing that emulates
• Polish: imitatorka — person or thing that emulates
• Polish: naśladowca — person or thing that emulates
• Polish: naśladowczyni — person or thing that emulates
• Portuguese: emulador — person or thing that emulates
• Portuguese: emuladora — person or thing that emulates
• Spanish: emulador — person or thing that emulates
• Spanish: emuladora — person or thing that emulates
• Spanish: émulo — person or thing that emulates
• Turkish: öykünücü — person or thing that emulates
• Turkish: emülatör — person or thing that emulates
• Abkhaz: аемулиатор (ajemuljatʼor) — software or hardware that simulates another system
• Arabic: مُحَاكٍ (muḥākin) — software or hardware that simulates another system
• Bulgarian: емулатор (emulator) — software or hardware that simulates another system
• Chinese Cantonese: 模擬器 /模拟器 (mou4 nei4 hei3) — software or hardware that simulates another system
• Chinese Mandarin: 模擬器 /模拟器 (mónǐqì) — software or hardware that simulates another system
• Finnish: emulaattori — software or hardware that simulates another system
• French: émulateur — software or hardware that simulates another system
• Galician: emulador — software or hardware that simulates another system
• German: Emulator — software or hardware that simulates another system
• Greek: εξομοιωτής (exomoiotís) — software or hardware that simulates another system
• Hebrew: אמולטור (emulator) — software or hardware that simulates another system
• Hungarian: emulátor — software or hardware that simulates another system
• Icelandic: hermir — software or hardware that simulates another system
• Italian: emulatore — software or hardware that simulates another system
• Japanese: エミュレータ (emyurēta) — software or hardware that simulates another system
• Malay: pelagak — software or hardware that simulates another system
• Polish: emulator — software or hardware that simulates another system
• Portuguese: emulador — software or hardware that simulates another system
• Romanian: emulator — software or hardware that simulates another system
• Russian: эмуля́тор (emuljátor) — software or hardware that simulates another system
• Spanish: emulador — software or hardware that simulates another system
• Swedish: emulator — software or hardware that simulates another system
• Turkish: öykünücü — software or hardware that simulates another system
• Turkish: emülatör — software or hardware that simulates another system