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compere франц.; master of ceremonies* * ** * ** * * -
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м несклcompere; master of ceremonies, MC, AE emcee -
3 конферанс
м.animation, the master of ceremonies' part ( in a variety show); compèring (фр.) ['kɒmpeərɪŋ] брит.вести́ конфера́нс — be the master of ceremonies; compère (фр.) ['kɒmpeə] брит.
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1) General subject: banner, basic, compere (программы), driver, emcee (радиопрограммы), forehand, guiding, head, hegemonic, homeward, host, in the first flight, in the highest flight, inductive, key, key-note, (о должности) lead ((прилаг.) The lead investigator manages the investigation and directs the efforts of the team.), leading, managing, master, master of ceremonies (концерт, телепередачу и т. п.), pacesetting, powered, premiere, principal, principal sum, star, stellar (об артисте, роли и т. п.), top ranked, topline, show presenter (программы, передачи, шоу и т.д.)2) Colloquial: emcee (радиопрограммы и т.п.)4) Engineering: announcer (передачи), chief, continuity announcer (передачи), element leader, motive, narrator (передачи)5) Construction: principal rafter6) Mathematics: conducting, conductor9) Psychology: inductive (к чему-л.)12) Information technology: driving13) Banking: top-ranked (о банке)14) Advertising: MC, presenter, spokesman, spokesperson15) Mass media: moderator17) Drilling: leader18) Education: discussion facilitator19) Automation: lead, master (напр. об устройстве, приборе)21) Makarov: central, chief (возглавляющий), drive (приводящий в действие, движение), driving (приводящий в действие, движение), key (ключевой, основной), keynote, leading (возглавляющий), master (напр., об устройстве, приборе), master (о главной радиостанции), pilot, piloting, pivotal, top22) SAP.tech. maintaining23) Marketology: facilitator -
5 ведущий
leading имя прилагательное: имя существительное:emcee (ведущий, конферансье)сокращение:M.C. (ведущий, конферансье, член конгресса) -
6 конферансье
1) General subject: compere, conferencier, emcee, entertainer, master of ceremonies2) Radio: host3) Taboo: gig -
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м. нескл.master of ceremonies, сокр. MC; emcee разг.; animator ( in a variety show); compère (фр.) ['kɒmpeə] брит. -
9 конферировать
(вн.)be [act as] the master of ceremonies; compère (фр.) ['kɒmpeə] брит. -
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См. также в других словарях:
Master of Ceremonies — MC redirects here. For other uses, see MC (disambiguation). A Master of Ceremonies (MC), or compere, is the host of a staged event or similar performance. An MC usually presents performers, speaks to the audience, and generally keeps the event… … Wikipedia
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compère — [käm′per΄] n. [Fr, lit., godfather < ML(Ec) compater, orig., joint father (of the faithful) < L com , with + pater,FATHER] Chiefly Brit. a MASTER OF CEREMONIES (sense 2) … English World dictionary
compere — 1. noun A master of ceremonies in a television, variety or quiz show. Also used more generally for any master of ceremonies. Every year I am the compere for our Church Quiz Night. 2. verb … Wiktionary
compere — I. noun or compère Etymology: French compère, literally, godfather more at compeer Date: 1914 chiefly British the master of ceremonies of an entertainment (as a television program) II. verb or compère (compered or compèred; … New Collegiate Dictionary
compère — I UK [ˈkɒmpeə(r)] / US [ˈkɑmˌper] noun [countable] Word forms compère : singular compère plural compères theatre British someone whose job is to introduce the performers in a show, especially in the theatre. The American word is emcee or master… … English dictionary
compère — /kom pair/, n., v., compèred, compèring. Brit. n. 1. a host, master of ceremonies, or the like, esp. of a stage revue or television program. v.t. 2. to act as compère for: to compère the new game show. Also, compere. [1730 40; < F: lit.,… … Universalium
compère — noun A master of ceremonies in a television, variety or quiz show. Also used more generally for any master of ceremonies. The fact that compères routinely wait no more and no less than eight seconds before interrupting means that they decide at… … Wiktionary
compere — n. master of ceremonies, host, person who introduces television acts or cabarets or other performances v. act as a master of ceremonies; introduce television acts or cabarets or other performances com·père || kÉ’mpeÉ™ n. person who presents the … English contemporary dictionary
