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Meanings of anchorperson in English
Portuguese
âncora Catalan
presentador A television personality who presents material prepared for a news program and at times must improvise commentary for live presentation.
Synonyms
Examples for "anchor"
Examples for "anchor"
1
The ships dropped anchor; the boats were lowered; the people went ashore.
2
EU membership is widely seen as an anchor for the reform process.
3
The anchor plunged into the water of the harbour; the shrieking ceased.
4
After numerous storms, the sea is still there, anchor Kang Hui said.
5
Currently we have an 'anchor' tenant in the form of, Emirates Airlines.
1
The anchorman paused and then said, A third explosion has been reported.
2
A classic school portrait showed as a backdrop to a grimfaced anchorman.
3
Producer and anchorman is the award winning Radio Ulster presenter Mike Edgar.
4
Mike Nesbitt was a former television anchorman who abandoned broadcasting for public service.
5
Best of all, as anchorman Johnny Hansom, Ryan sends himself up mercilessly throughout.
1
If you see this individual, contact the authorities immediately, the anchorwoman said.
2
The image on the screen quickly shifted back to the CNN anchorwoman.
3
On her way, she passed Michele Feisler-thenew young anchorwoman-workingat her cubicle.
4
India looked safe for silver until Ghana's anchorwoman chased them down.
5
In awed tones, an anchorwoman explained that such incidents are not without precedent.
1
Less of Tom Bradby's rather good impersonation of an American news anchor.
2
The local news anchor spoke through static about the Economic Opportunity Act.
3
This is Mr Trump's second high-profile spat with a female news anchor.
4
The country's favourite news anchor is ready to get back to work.
5
The news anchor could not believe the amazing talents of the boy.
Usage of anchorperson in English
1
The clip was very short, and always shown over the shoulder of an anchorperson.
2
The syllables were as neatly pronounced and accentless as any TV anchorperson's, the pace measured and calm.
3
Pain is the visible urge to memory, says the Anchorperson.
4
"Small price to pay." She gave a measured anchorperson laugh as she stepped inside.
Frequent collocations
Anchorperson through the time