regulator

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• UK: /ˈɹɛɡ.jʊ.leɪ.tə/
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• US: /ˈɹɛɡ.ju.leɪ.tɚ/
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From regulate + -or.

48 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Arabic: منظِّم — device that controls or limits something
• Belarusian: рэгуля́тар (rehuljátar) — device that controls or limits something
• Bulgarian: регула́тор (regulátor) — device that controls or limits something
• Catalan: regulador — device that controls or limits something
• Czech: regulátor — device that controls or limits something
• Finnish: säädin — device that controls or limits something
• Irish: rialtán — device that controls or limits something
• Italian: regolatore — device that controls or limits something
• Italian: erogatore — device that controls or limits something
• Kazakh: реттегіш (rettegış) — device that controls or limits something
• Korean: 조절기 (jojeolgi) — device that controls or limits something
• Polish: regulator — device that controls or limits something
• Portuguese: regulador — device that controls or limits something
• Russian: регуля́тор (reguljátor) — device that controls or limits something
• Spanish: regulador — device that controls or limits something
• Swedish: regulator — device that controls or limits something
• Turkish: dedantör — device that controls or limits something
• Ukrainian: регуля́тор (rehuljátor) — device that controls or limits something
• Arabic: مُنَظِّم (munaẓẓim) — person or group that sets standards of practice
• Armenian: կարգավորիչ (kargavoričʻ) — person or group that sets standards of practice
• Belarusian: рэгуліро́ўшчык (rehulirówščyk) — person or group that sets standards of practice
• Belarusian: рэгуліро́ўшчыца (rehulirówščyca) — person or group that sets standards of practice
• Czech: regulátor — person or group that sets standards of practice
• Finnish: sääntelijä — person or group that sets standards of practice
• Hindi: नियंत्रक (niyantrak) — person or group that sets standards of practice
• Indonesian: pengatur — person or group that sets standards of practice
• Indonesian: regulator — person or group that sets standards of practice
• Italian: legislatore — person or group that sets standards of practice
• Malay: pengawal selia — person or group that sets standards of practice
• Polish: regulator — person or group that sets standards of practice
• Portuguese: regularizador — person or group that sets standards of practice
• Russian: регулиро́вщик (reguliróvščik) — person or group that sets standards of practice
• Russian: регулиро́вщица (reguliróvščica) — person or group that sets standards of practice
• Swedish: regulator — person or group that sets standards of practice
• Turkish: regülatör — person or group that sets standards of practice
• Ukrainian: регулюва́льник (rehuljuválʹnyk) — person or group that sets standards of practice
• Ukrainian: регулюва́льниця (rehuljuválʹnycja) — person or group that sets standards of practice
• Finnish: tarkkuuskello — very accurate clock used by clockmakers
• Indonesian: regulator — very accurate clock used by clockmakers
• Swedish: regulator — very accurate clock used by clockmakers
• Bulgarian: регула́тор (regulátor) — type of gene
• Catalan: regulador — type of gene
• Finnish: säätelygeeni — type of gene
• French: régulateur — type of gene
• Italian: regolatore — type of gene
• Portuguese: regulador — type of gene
• Spanish: regulador — type of gene
• Finnish: regulaattori — rail transport: device that controls the supply of steam to the cylinder