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Meanings of autocue in English

Catalan
apuntador

A device that displays words for people to read.

apuntador
Usage of autocue in English
1
Information is constantly updating, graphics are unreliable, there is no autocue.
The Guardian
2
This receives a facial response like a newsreader whose autocue has broken down.
The Guardian
3
In a withering assessment, they wrote: Jeremy Vine read the script from the autocue.
The Guardian
4
My advice: address the nation rather than the party and learn to use an autocue.
The Guardian
5
People ask me how I learn the script, or whether I'm reading from an autocue.
The Guardian
6
The Labour leader spoke to delegates for more than an hour without notes or autocue.
BBC
7
On the way out you notice she's been reading from an autocue all night: Dolly.
The Guardian
8
So, naturally, he's been plonked behind a desk and made to read from an autocue.
The Guardian
9
Kyle had never done a TV show where he had to read off autocue before.
News.com.au
10
Courtesy: Sunrise KATY Perry stepped up to the autocue and read the weather on Sunrise this morning.
News.com.au
11
Then my bestie at the time got me an interview for a job at TV3 doing autocue.
Radio NZ
12
I read it out from the autocue.
The Guardian
13
Mr Miliband delivered the speech mainly from memory, without the help of an autocue and using only basic notes.
BBC
14
Indeed, some are such novices at the game, they often have to read from an autocue, hence the term.
The Irish Times
15
One is Merlin's rehearsal loop, and another is his suggestion that humans are the only animals that can autocue.
Human
16
He used the autocue brilliantly.
The Guardian
About this term
Translations for autocue
Autocue through the time