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announcer [əˈnaʊnsər]* * *[ə'naʊnsə(r)]1) ( on TV) speaker/-erine m/fradio announcer — présentateur/-trice m/f de radio
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announcer [ə'naʊnsə(r)](gen) annonceur(euse) m,f; Radio & Television (newscaster) journaliste mf; (introducing programme) speaker (speakerine) m,f, annonceur(euse) m,f -
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présentateur, speaker, speakerineGlossaire des termes pour l'organisation d'événements > announcer
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noun (a person who introduces programmes or reads the news on radio or television.) présentateur/-trice -
6 continuity announcer
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noun speaker/speakerine m/f -
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noun speaker/-erine m/f -
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tlacamâhuani, éventuel sur camâhua.Qui mûrit quelque chose.Angl., it is an announcer of its qualities. Sah11,222. -
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radio [ˈreɪdɪəʊ]1. nounradio f[+ person] joindre par radio4. compounds* * *['reɪdɪəʊ] 1.1) Audio radio f2) Telecommunications radio f2. 3. 4. -
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1) (to make known publicly: Mary and John have announced their engagement.) annoncer2) (to make known the arrival or entrance of: He announced the next singer.) annoncer•- announcer -
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1 noun(a) (cohesion) continuité f►► Television & Radio continuity announcement annonce f de continuité;Television & Radio continuity announcer speaker(ine) m,f (de transition);Cinema & Television continuity girl scripte f;Cinema & Television continuity man scripte m -
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1 noun(a) (apparatus) radio f;∎ to turn the radio on/off allumer/éteindre la radio(b) (system, industry, activity) radio f;∎ by radio par radio;∎ I heard it on the radio je l'ai entendu à la radio;∎ to be on the radio passer à la radio;∎ Radio Birmingham Radio Birmingham;(broadcast, play, programme) radiophonique; (contact, link, silence) radio (inv); (announcer, technician) à la radioenvoyer un message radio;∎ to radio for a doctor demander un médecin par radio;∎ she radioed for help/instructions elle demanda de l'aide/des instructions par radio►► Marketing radio advertising publicité f à la radio;radio alarm (clock) radio-réveil m;radio astronomer radioastronome mf;radio astronomy radioastronomie f;radio beacon radiobalise f;radio beam faisceau m hertzien;radio broadcast émission f de radio;radio button bouton m radio, bouton m d'option;radio car voiture f radio;radio cassette radiocassette f;radio communication contact m radio, liaison f radio, radiocommunications fpl;radio compass radiocompas m;radio control télécommande f (par) radio, radiocommande f;radio data system (for motorists) système m radio de transmission de données;radio engineer ingénieur m radio;radio frequency fréquence f radioélectrique, radiofréquence f;Astronomy radio galaxy radiogalaxie f;radio ham radioamateur m;radio journalism journalisme m de radio;radio listener auditeur(trice) m,f;radio microphone microphone m sans fil;radio navigation radionavigation f;radio officer radionavigant m;radio producer producteur(trice) m,f d'émissions de radio;radio receiver radiorécepteur m;Nautical radio room poste m radio de bord;radio satellite satellite m radio;radio source radiosource f;radio spectrum spectre m radio ou radioélectrique ou des fréquences radioélectriques;radio star radiosource f;radio station station f de radio;radio taxi radio-taxi m;radio telescope radiotélescope m;radio transmitter (poste m) émetteur m;radio vehicle véhicule m radio;radio waves ondes fpl hertziennesⓘ RADIO Les principales stations de radio de la BBC sont: Radio 1 (bulletins d'information, musique pop et rock); Radio 2 (variétés); Radio 3 (musique classique); Radio 4 (actualités, reportages, théâtre, programmes éducatifs); Radio 5 Live (sports, programmes éducatifs, musique pop et rock). La BBC comprend également trente-neuf stations locales. Il existe d'autre part plus de cent stations indépendantes.
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