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Meanings of audience in English
Russian
аудиенция Portuguese
audiência pública 
Synonyms
Examples for "interview"
Examples for "interview"
1
Make a list of questions prior to your interview and simply ask.
2
Wilson was arrested and subsequently charged following a question and answer interview.
3
The interview comes after a difficult year for the Spanish royal family.
4
Actually, there was a problem: I didn't know how to interview anyone.
5
It's a better business case, van Voorst said in a telephone interview.
1
Any new proposals will of course be put out to public consultation.
2
National consultation of the position statement content was undertaken through COSA members.
3
The London Bullion Market Association has launched consultation on a possible alternative.
4
The immigration changes are open for public consultation until later this month.
5
It said it would soon start a public consultation on the matter.
Usage of audience in English
1
Conceivably an audience change may be as compelling as a sea change.
2
Didn't you hear the audience response?' I'm relieved they feel this way.
3
The question brought jeers from the audience and criticism on social media.
4
This is a nearly 120-million-member audience: It's a large market, he said.
5
It's a panel of politicians, and members of the audience ask questions.
6
Competition for audience was severe, but their job was easy: to sensationalise.
7
Either way, a good time was had by most of the audience.
8
Administration officials say young adults are only one audience for the effort.
9
Microsoft is working on these new form factors, Ballmer assured the audience.
10
There's still an audience for great music, which is good to know.
11
The performance was in every sense unexciting; the audience meagre and unenthusiastic.
12
Many times during this Covid-19 madness we have helped answer audience questions.
13
ML: Derek, do you want to repeat the question for the audience?
14
Little plays with the intrigue in the audience; favours behind green hedges.
15
Abandoning good manners, Elena forced her way through, clawing the audience aside.
16
Ms Gyde said one-third of the audience hailed from the education sector.
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Translations for audience
Audience through the time
Audience across language varieties
Ireland
Common
New Zealand
Common
Australia
Common
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