My GPS navigator doesn't work abroad.
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Navigator
//ˈnavɪɡeɪtə//
Synonyms for "navigator" (132 found)
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Closest matches (27)
Strong matches (39)
Related words (66)
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Noun(1 words)
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1 entriesRelated terms
2 entriescapable of
4 entriesderived
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19 entriesShowing 16 of 19 words.
Translations
61 translations across 24 languages.
Azerbaijani
1 entries- naviqator noun (officer who navigates)
Belarusian
4 entries- марапла́вец noun (sea explorer)
- марапла́віца noun (sea explorer)
- марапла́ўнiк noun (sea explorer)
- марапла́ўца noun (sea explorer)
Bulgarian
4 entries- лоцман noun (officer who navigates)
- мореплава́тел noun (sea explorer)
- мореплава́телка noun (sea explorer)
- навига́тор noun (officer who navigates)
Chinese Mandarin
1 entries- 導航員 /导航员 noun (officer who navigates)
Czech
2 entries- mořeplavec noun (sea explorer)
- navigátor noun (officer who navigates)
Esperanto
1 entries- navigisto noun (officer who navigates)
Finnish
2 entries- merenkulkija noun (sea explorer)
- navigoija noun (officer who navigates)
French
2 entries- navigateur noun (officer who navigates)
- navigateur noun (sea explorer)
German
2 entries- Navigator noun (officer who navigates)
- Seefahrer noun (sea explorer)
Greek
2 entries- θαλασσοπόρος noun (sea explorer)
- πλοηγός noun (officer who navigates)
Hebrew
1 entries- נַוָּט \ נווט noun (officer who navigates)
Interlingua
1 entries- navigator noun (officer who navigates)
Italian
4 entries- marinaio noun (officer who navigates)
- marittimo noun (officer who navigates)
- navigante noun (officer who navigates)
- navigatore noun (officer who navigates)
Macedonian
4 entries- ко́рмилар noun (officer who navigates)
- море́пловец noun (officer who navigates)
- море́пловец noun (sea explorer)
- навига́тор noun (officer who navigates)
Māori
2 entries- kaiwhakatere noun (officer who navigates)
- kaumoana noun (sea explorer)
Polish
1 entries- nawigator noun (officer who navigates)
Portuguese
4 entries- navegador noun (officer who navigates)
- navegador noun (sea explorer)
- navegante noun (officer who navigates)
- navegante noun (sea explorer)
Romanian
4 entries- marinar noun (officer who navigates)
- navigatoare noun (officer who navigates)
- navigatoare noun (sea explorer)
- navigator noun (officer who navigates)
Russian
4 entries- морепла́ватель noun (sea explorer)
- морепла́вательница noun (sea explorer)
- навига́тор noun (officer who navigates)
- шту́рман noun (officer who navigates)
Serbo-Croatian
4 entries- moreplóvac noun (officer who navigates)
- moreplóvac noun (sea explorer)
- морепло́вац noun (officer who navigates)
- морепло́вац noun (sea explorer)
Slovak
1 entries- moreplavec noun (sea explorer)
Spanish
1 entries- navegante noun (officer who navigates)
Swedish
2 entries- navigatör noun (officer who navigates)
- sjöfarare noun (sea explorer)
Ukrainian
3 entries- морепла́вець noun (sea explorer)
- морепла́виця noun (sea explorer)
- шту́рман noun (officer who navigates)
Sample sentences
12 total sentences available.
Tom uses Netscape Navigator.
Source: tatoeba (5965060)
He's not a good navigator.
Source: tatoeba (6616314)
In 1519, Portuguese navigator Ferdinand Magellan, in the employ of Spain, began a journey across the Atlantic Ocean to seek a western route to the Spice Islands via South America.
Source: tatoeba (6679607)
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