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1 loudspeaker
1) (an instrument for increasing the loudness of sounds so that they can be heard further away: The politician addressed the crowds from his car through a loudspeaker.) altavoz2) (a speaker in a radio, record-player etc.) altavozloudspeaker n altavoztr[laʊd'spiːkəSMALLr/SMALL]1 altavoz nombre masculinoloudspeaker ['laʊd.spi:kər] n: altavoz m, altoparlante mn.• altoparlante (en Latinoamérica)(Electrónica) s.m.n.• altavoz (Electrónica) s.m.• parlante s.m.'laʊd'spiːkər, ˌlaʊd'spiːkə(r)noun altavoz m, altoparlante m (AmL)['laʊd'spiːkǝ(r)]N altavoz m, altoparlante m (LAm)* * *['laʊd'spiːkər, ˌlaʊd'spiːkə(r)]noun altavoz m, altoparlante m (AmL) -
2 loudspeaker
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3 loudspeaker
s.altavoz altoparlante (Am.), bocina (México) -
4 loudspeaker system
nACOUST sistema de altavoces m -
5 loudspeaker baffle
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6 loudspeaker capacitor
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7 loudspeaker enclosure
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8 loudspeaker-microphone
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9 coaxial loudspeaker
nACOUST altavoz coaxial m -
10 direct loudspeaker
nACOUST altavoz directo m -
11 dynamic loudspeaker
nACOUST altavoz dinámico m -
12 electrodynamic loudspeaker
nACOUST, ELEC altavoz electrodinámico mEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > electrodynamic loudspeaker
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13 electromagnetic loudspeaker
nACOUST, ELEC altavoz electromagnético mEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > electromagnetic loudspeaker
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14 electrostatic loudspeaker
nACOUST, ELEC altavoz electrostático mEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > electrostatic loudspeaker
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15 elementary loudspeaker
nACOUST altavoz elemental mEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > elementary loudspeaker
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16 horn loudspeaker
nACOUST altavoz de bocina m -
17 ionic loudspeaker
nACOUST altavoz iónico m -
18 magnetostriction loudspeaker
nACOUST altavoz de magnetoestricción mEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > magnetostriction loudspeaker
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19 membrane loudspeaker
nACOUST altavoz de membrana m -
20 monitoring loudspeaker
nACOUST, CINEMAT altavoz de control mEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > monitoring loudspeaker
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loudspeaker — loud|speak|er [ˌlaudˈspi:kə, ˈlaudˌspi:kə US ər] n 1.) a piece of equipment used to make sounds louder from/over/through a loudspeaker ▪ The voice over the loudspeaker (=using the loudspeaker) said the flight was delayed. 2.) a ↑speaker … Dictionary of contemporary English
loudspeaker — n. (to speak) over a loudspeaker * * * [ˌlaʊd spiːkə] (to speak) over a loudspeaker … Combinatory dictionary
loudspeaker — UK [ˌlaʊdˈspiːkə(r)] / US [ˈlaʊdˌspɪkər] noun [countable] Word forms loudspeaker : singular loudspeaker plural loudspeakers 1) a piece of electrical equipment that allows sounds or voices to be heard loudly at a distance 2) old fashioned a… … English dictionary