0 someone who is involved in a conversation
Abraham was able to act as interpreter and interlocutor for our group.
1 someone who arranges a deal or agreement between two organizations or groups, or who speaks on behalf of an organization or group of people:
On two successive occasion 113 participants sat the oral test in groups composed of different interlocutors each time.
In these ways, open and vigorous discussion with diverse interlocutors improves the quality of one's deliberations.
In other words, the patient has successfully ' decoded ' his interlocutor's unstated intentions.
A narrated speech segment is formulated as appropriate to such interlocutors in such accounts.
Our presenter answered quite clearly to the question of why he used such a standard accent to address his audience interlocutors.
In spite of this, his speech is still far more standardized than that of his audience interlocutors for variables (r) and (l).
Here the interlocutors are exploring the newsworthiness of the forthcoming story.
As the verbal par t of their interaction is brief, a description of the interlocutors' nonverbal movements is included in the example itself.
