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presenter

/prɪˈzen.tər/

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noun

/prɪˈzen.tər/B1formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее человека, который представляет или ведет теле- или радиопередачу, или того, кто официально вручает что-либо, например награду, петицию или подарок.

A noun referring to a person who introduces or hosts a television or radio show, or someone who formally presents something such as an award, a petition, or a gift.

  1. Broadcast hostB1formal

    A person who introduces and hosts a television or radio program, or a segment of it.

    ruВедущий

    • The presenter welcomed the guests to the talk show.
    • She works as a news presenter for the local channel.
    • The presenter asked the audience to turn off their phones.

    Synonymsanchorannounceremceehost

  2. Award or introduction advocateB2formal

    An individual who formally introduces or advocates for a person, such as for an award, degree, or public appearance.

    ruВедущий

    • The presenter gave a heartfelt speech before introducing the award winner.
    • He acted as the presenter for the guest lecturer at the conference.
    • The presenter highlighted the achievements of the nominee.

    Synonymsannounceremceehostmaster of ceremonies

  3. Gift giverB2formal

    A person who gives a gift or makes a donation of property.

    ruДаритель

    • The presenter of the donation was thanked by the charity.
    • She was the presenter of the scholarship to the university.
    • The presenter of the property signed the deed over to the museum.

    Synonymsbenefactorbestowerconferrercontributordonorgivergrantor

    Antonymsdoneereceiverrecipient

Forms
  • presenters plural form
  • presenters' possessive plural form
  • presenter's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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