multiple interpreters

The term **multiple interpreters** generally refers to a situation where more than one interpreter is used for the same content or task. This can occur in various contexts:

- **In computing**, it can mean that more than one interpreter (software that translates and executes code) is used to handle programming languages or scripts within the same system or environment.
- **In language translation or communication**, it can describe a scenario where several human interpreters work together—either simultaneously or in rotation—to translate spoken or signed language for an audience, often to manage workload or cover multiple languages.