announcers
英 [ə'naʊnsəz] 美 [ə'naʊnsəz]

n.

宣告者( announcer的名词复数 )；播音员；（戏剧的）报幕员；（比赛的）解说员

英英释义

announcer[ ə'naunsə ]

• n.
  • someone who proclaims a message publicly
  • reads news, commercials on radio or television

词组短语

radio announcer电台播音员

双语例句

1. For radio announcers or television anchormen, the use of language and text capabilities are extremely important.
   摘要对于广播电视播音或主持人而言，语言和文字的应用能力是两项极其重要的能力。

权威例句

Announcers and confessors: How people self-disclose depression in health panels
In-vision Continuity Announcers: Performing an Identity for Early Television in Europe
Acoustic Characteristics of Professional Male Announcers' Speech Sounds
Extent of Covert Racial Prejudice in Pro Football Announcers' Speech.
The "Voice"Profession : Changes in the Professional Skills of Announcers
Indirect measurement of listeners' preferences for men and women commercial announcers.
Use of the invariant method of speech analysis to discern the emotional state of announcers
Selective Perception and its Impact on the Evaluation of Radio Sports Play-By-Play Announcers
In a Different Voice? Explaining the Use of Men and Women as Voice-Over Announcers in Political Advertising
Comparison of Prosodic Features of Emotional Speech Uttered by Announcers with Those Uttered by Radio Actors/Actresses According to ...