teleprompter in Irish
teleprompter in Irish is uathleideoir — teleprompter means a screen near a camera that scrolls a script so a speaker can read it while appearing to talk naturally to the audience.
teleprompter in Irish
uathleideoir
A device placed near or on a television camera that displays scrolling text, allowing a person to read a script while appearing to speak spontaneously to the camera.
What does "teleprompter" mean?
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noun A screen near a camera that scrolls a script so a speaker can read it while appearing to talk naturally to the audience.
"The news anchor read the headlines straight off the teleprompter."
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teleprompter in a sentence
- The news anchor read the headlines straight off the teleprompter.
- Politicians often use a teleprompter for major speeches.
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What is "teleprompter" in Irish?
"teleprompter" in Irish is uathleideoir. teleprompter means: A screen near a camera that scrolls a script so a speaker can read it while appearing to talk naturally to the audience.
How do you use "teleprompter" in a sentence?
Example: "The news anchor read the headlines straight off the teleprompter." In Irish, "teleprompter" is uathleideoir.
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