Translation of Romanian word "calculator" to English
calculator
/kal.ku.laˈtor/
How to use
The noun "calculator" can refer to both a 'computer' (the electronic device) and a 'calculator' (the device for arithmetic). In modern Romanian, especially for personal computers, the English loanword "computer" is often preferred, but "calculator" is still widely understood and used for both. It is a masculine noun. The plural form is "calculatoare".
🇬🇧 English
computer
Example
Garda a păzit acest calculator noaptea.
The guard watched this computer at night.
Calculatorul s-a oprit pe neașteptate.
The computer shut down unexpectedly.
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Common phrases
- calculator portabil— portable laptop
- a deschide calculatorul— to turn on the computer
- tastatură de calculator— computer keyboard
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What does the Romanian word "calculator" mean?▼
The Romanian word "calculator" means "computer" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Garda a păzit acest calculator noaptea." (which translates as "The guard watched this computer at night.").
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