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сущ.1) общ. публика, аудитория, зрители (в театре, на концерте, на лекции и т. д.)to attract [draw\] an audience — привлекать внимание публики; собирать аудиторию
Syn:See:2) общ. аудиенция ( официальная встреча с очень важной персоной)to give [grant\] an audience — давать аудиенцию
The queen granted us an audience. — Королева назначила нам аудиенцию.
Syn:3) аудитория, зрители, слушателиа) СМИ (общее число лиц, которые являются потребителями для какого-л. средства массовой информации)TV [radio\] audience — аудитория телевизионного [радио-\] вещания
magazine audience — аудитория журнала, журнальная аудитория
to identify audience — [определять, устанавливать\] аудиторию
See:advertising audience, broadcast audience, cable audience, network audience, household audience, holdover audienceб) рекл. (общее число лиц, которые могут воспринять рекламное сообщение)preselected audience — выбранная [отобранная\] аудитория
See:audience composition, audience duplication, audience selectivity, audience accumulation, audience builder, target audience, audience research, average audience, bedrock audience, business audience, cinema audience, downscale audience, expanding audience, household audience, intended audience, gross audience, one-issue audience, outside audience, pass-along audience, available audience, receptive audience* * *общее число лиц, которые могут воспринять рекламное сообщение, распространяемое с помощью средств распространения рекламы
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