viewer
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1.3
- noun
- /ˈvjuːər/
:
espectador
- Many viewers tuned in to watch the final episode of the popular series.
- television viewer
- viewers watch
- millions of viewers
But his final echoing threat to viewers is I'll be back.
- But his final echoing threat to viewers is I'll be back.
- You may abhor Fox News as Fox News viewers abhor me.
- And then as a viewer, I loved watching.
- Let me tell this to the viewers, guys, you got it all.
- And if you are a returning viewer, love you.
- They go out, viewers flock to them.
- second-half is where we answer our guests and viewers questions live on air.
- We deal with what the viewers write to us about.
- Well, should we bring in some of the viewers questions?
- And you do not win Fox viewers over by bashing Donald Trump.
- If you're a first time viewer, don't forget to ring the bell.
- And that's because per viewer, billboards are the least expensive.
- Bad, bad, good for viewers, bad for bad for me.
Examples
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Amy, I know our viewers have always come through in the past.
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There are four real motives for viewers who watch live streamed games.
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And then as a viewer, I loved watching.
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And if you are a returning viewer, love you.
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I tried and quite frankly, viewer interest is not that high.
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I hope our viewers at home are also paying attention.
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Within 20 years, they could become steady viewers.
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If something scary happens in a movie, the viewers might need a resolution.
Academic text (2013) -
And can you summarize to our viewers the Chinese food?
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In addition to the Judges' Choices, online viewers select a winner for each category.
Academic text (2013)
Synonyms
305
2.8
A person who watches and notices things, often to give expert opinion
123
2.6
A person who watches an event or show without taking part
89
3.9
A person who watches a place or people to keep them safe
24
3.2
A person who watches something without taking part
21
5.8
A person who looks at something
A person who watches an event without taking part
Antonyms
How Engaged
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Viewer comes from view meaning 'to see' and the ending -er meaning 'one who'. So a viewer is 'one who sees', the person who watches a show, film, or TV program.