Around the time of the Chinese air force formation, he was chosen to join the army as a Russian translator.

Dozens of Russian translators were stiffed on pay and left looking for work.

His father made musical-instrument cases and luggage, and also worked as a Russian translator.

He spoke clearly, pausing at the end of each sentence to allow the Russian translator to catch up with him.

He doesn't know English, and needs a Russian translator.

After the war he became a noted translator of literature, mostly Russian.

She was a Russian translator who often took him to museums and passed along a love of literature.

Later, he became Italian - Russian translator for various companies.

What's a Russian translator to do with this solicitous and affectionate expression?

The expression "to have fun" is another perennial headache for the Russian translator.