speaker
US /ˈspikɚ/
・UK /'spi:kə(r)/
A1
n. (c./u.)Noun (Countable/Uncountable)Electronic device for making or broadcasting sound
The speaker at the club was turned up very loud
n. (c./u.)Noun (Countable/Uncountable)Person who makes a speech before a group
Leslie was the main speaker at the conference
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How Words Can Harm: Crash Course Philosophy #28
- And when they do, the problem usually comes down to the distinction between speaker meaning and audience meaning, or what a speaker intends, as opposed to what a listener understands.
And when they do, the problem usually comes down to the distinction between speaker meaning and audience meaning, or what a speaker intends, as opposed to what a listener understands.
- And when they do, the problem usually comes
down to the distinction between speaker meaning
And when they do, the problem usually comes down to the distinction between speaker meaning
Welcome to Rachel's English!
- of any native speaker. There's also an 'American
English in Real Life' playlist that brings
of any native speaker. There's also an 'American English in Real Life' playlist that brings
- There are Ben Franklin exercises that teach you how to analyze and learn from the speech of any native speaker.
There are Ben Franklin exercises that teach you how to analyze and learn from the speech of any native speaker.
Jimmy O. Yang Says There's No Stand-up Comedy In China
- AND MY COMMENCEMENT SPEAKER HAPPENED TO BE MIKE JUDGE.
AND MY COMMENCEMENT SPEAKER HAPPENED TO BE MIKE JUDGE.
- and my commencement speaker happened to be Mike Judge.
and my commencement speaker happened to be Mike Judge.
Democratic Presidential Debate - June 26 (Full) | NBC News
- House Speaker Pelosi has publicly and privately resisted any move toward impeachment in the House.
House Speaker Pelosi has publicly and privately resisted any move toward impeachment in the House.
- House Speaker Pelosi has publicly and privately resisted any move toward impeachment in the House.
House Speaker Pelosi has publicly and privately resisted any move toward impeachment in the House.
Presentation Phrases & Public Speaking Advice | Business English Course Lesson 8
- More often than not, when I watch a presentation delivered by someone who isn't a native English speaker, they will start their presentation with, "Sorry for my English." I personally don't like this.
More often than not, when I watch a presentation delivered by someone who isn't a native English speaker, they will start their presentation with, "Sorry for my English." I personally don't like this.
- Find out more about the speaker and try to channel their confidence and delivery, but don't mimic.
Find out more about the speaker and try to channel their confidence and delivery, but don't mimic.
Useful Everyday English Idioms | give some a pat on the back | let's get down to business .
- "Let's get down to the business." But, usually a native speaker would not use
"Let's get down to the business." But, usually a native speaker would not use
- "Let's get down to the business." But, usually a native speaker would not use
"Let's get down to the business." But, usually a native speaker would not use
3 ways English learners shoot themselves in the foot!
- Even if you're not interested in the three ways to be a successful English speaker,
Even if you're not interested in the three ways to be a successful English speaker,
- to be a successful English speaker,
to be a successful English speaker,
Is Bilingualism a Superpower? | Otherwords
- but she wouldn't do that to an English monolingual speaker.
but she wouldn't do that to an English monolingual speaker.
- There are other strategies that bilinguals rely on when they're learning words, so we do know that they are looking at audio-visual cues, the mouth of the speaker.
There are other strategies that bilinguals rely on when they're learning words, so we do know that they are looking at audio-visual cues, the mouth of the speaker.
Why Does Texting Feel Different from Talking? | Otherwords
- Gestures help a listener more fully understand what a speaker is trying to say.
Gestures help a listener more fully understand what a speaker is trying to say.
- But research shows that gesture also helps the speaker with cognition and fluency.
But research shows that gesture also helps the speaker with cognition and fluency.