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presenter

Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples

Pronunciation: US /prɪˈzɛntər/ · UK /prɪˈzɛntə/

Forms: presenters

presenter means: Someone who introduces and leads a television or radio show, or a public event.

noun

SHOW HOSTB1

Someone who introduces and leads a television or radio show, or a public event.

  • The presenter welcomed the guests.
  • She works as a radio presenter.
  • Both presenters interviewed the singer.

Similar words: host, compere

Common phrases: television presenter, radio presenter, news presenter

PERSON PRESENTINGB2

Someone who gives, shows, or introduces something or someone to other people.

  • The presenter handed her the prize.
  • Each presenter has ten minutes to explain their research.
  • We thanked the presenters after their talks.

How to use it: presenter of something (The presenter of the award shook her hand.)

Common phrases: award presenter, guest presenter, presenter of something

SLIDE REMOTEC1

A small device you hold to change slides on a computer screen from a distance.

  • Press the button on the presenter.
  • My wireless presenter needs a new battery.
  • She used a presenter to move through the slides.

Similar words: presentation remote, clicker

Common phrases: wireless presenter, presentation presenter, presenter button

Questions about presenter

What does presenter mean?

Someone who introduces and leads a television or radio show, or a public event.

What is presenter in other languages?

Türkçe: sunucu · Español: presentador · Français: animateur · Deutsch: Moderator · Italiano: presentatore · 日本語: 司会者

How do you pronounce presenter?

In American English /prɪˈzɛntər/; in British English /prɪˈzɛntə/.

How do you use presenter in a sentence?

The presenter welcomed the guests. She works as a radio presenter.

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