Definition of paraphraser in English:

paraphraser

noun ˈparəfreɪzə

单词	paraphraser
释义	Definition of paraphraser in English: paraphraser noun ˈparəfreɪzə A person who expresses the meaning of something written or spoken using different words, especially to achieve greater clarity. Will is a skilful paraphraser Example sentencesExamples It is not essential for us to establish whether or not Andronicus was the first paraphraser of Aristotle. The well-known Bible paraphraser was a straight-up heretic. Every allegedly great age is an age of translations, beginning with Geoffrey Chaucer, paraphraser of Virgil and Ovid, condenser of old stories he had found in Latin, French, and Italian. It's hard to tell if the tone is the original poster's, or that of the paraphraser. The first role is the “paraphraser,” who summarizes what was in the selection. Indeed, it would be nearly impossible for paraphrasers to avoid using any key terms from the source.
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