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Meanings of viewer in anglès

portuguès
observador
català
telespectador
espanyol
testigo

A close observer; someone who looks at something (such as an exhibition of some kind)

telespectador
Usage of viewer in anglès
1
Of course, the extent of that viewer involvement remains to be seen.
Reuters
2
Therefore, it should be who he once said was his ideal viewer.
The new yorker
3
At the moment the television viewer gets by far the best deal.
The Guardian
4
As a result, the 'viewer' can experience the painting in 360 degrees.
BBC
5
The viewer is always aware of that these are performances, of course.
Reuters
6
The viewer could not help but feel warmly towards what he saw.
The Guardian
7
In his films, Farhadi says he wants to offer his viewer questions.
The Guardian
8
The viewer was offered three different theatrical styles: tragic, comic and poetic.
Once on a moonless night
9
However, peering into a plastic or cardboard viewer is back in fashion.
Radio NZ
10
The truth is that these images stop the viewer in their tracks.
The Guardian
11
For instance, the average CBS viewer is north of 55 years old.
Reuters
12
Watermelon Woman leads the viewer through a quest for a lost history.
Feminist dot com
13
All their stories will come from ideas suggested by you, the viewer.
BBC
14
And it delivers a shot of nostalgia right to the viewer's heart.
The Guardian
15
Although there are no fatalities to report, viewer discretion is still advised.
The South African
16
One viewer noted this disparity and complained to the Advertising Standards Board.
News.com.au
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Translations for viewer
Viewer through the time
Viewer across language varieties
Australia
Common
South Africa
Common
Ireland
Common
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