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Meanings of loudspeaker in English

Russian
громкоговоритель
Portuguese
altofalante
Catalan
altaveu
Spanish
altavoz
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Electro-acoustic transducer that converts electrical signals into sounds loud enough to be heard at a distance.

громкоговоритель
Usage of loudspeaker in English
1
Then the loudspeaker-it was voice number two again- practically shouted: Officer X-117!
Level 7
2
Hustis still carried the loudspeaker and the people were still backing up.
Book Three: The Final Exodus
3
A moment later, the loudspeaker came on with a soft popping noise.
2001. A Space Odyssey
4
A message of warning in Chinese language blares out across a loudspeaker.
Reuters
5
Before I could speak, Mr. Rhodes, our principal, came on the loudspeaker.
God don't like ugly
6
A loudspeaker announcement ordered those who remained to stay in their offices.
Reuters
7
The loudspeaker announced the last boarding call for United 1690 to Chicago.
A necessary evil
8
Ultrasound is produced by a piezoelectric loudspeaker setting the bubble into vibration.
Wired
9
Dimly, through the walls, she could hear the sirens and the loudspeaker-voice.
The dog said bow-wow
10
On top of the bus is a loudspeaker connected with a phonograph.
Once there was a war
11
The bells begin bonging a tune from the loudspeaker on the roof.
Mr. Mercedes
12
The loudspeaker was silent, and he was alone in the grey room.
Immortality Inc.
13
The loudspeaker, after a great deal of gibberish, condescended to clarity again.
Greener Than You Think
14
And the soft-voiced lady on the loudspeaker is deceiving both of us.
Level 7
15
You play the recording back over a loudspeaker and record it again.
The Irish Times
16
It's an air conditioner, but it works sort of like a loudspeaker.
Wired
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Translations for loudspeaker
Catalan
altaveu
Loudspeaker through the time
Loudspeaker across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common