0 spectators of a concert, television show, etc. -- public [ masculine ]
1 a formal meeting -- audience [ feminine ]
an audience with the Pope une audience avec le Pape
2 a group of people watching or listening to a performance etc -- auditoire, public
There was an audience of at least 4000 people at the concert
a television audience.
3 a formal interview with someone important eg a king -- audience
He was granted an audience with the Pope.
I recognise, ladies and gentlemen, that a debate of such importance deserved a larger audience.
We need to help to ensure that these cultural and artistic trades are encouraged and made available to a wider audience.
Many advertisements attempt to manipulate vulnerable target audiences, such as children and severely indebted persons.
In essence, it is an initiative aimed at providing a tool to find, search and buy books for a wide audience of users.
It seems you have a larger audience now than you sometimes might have had in the past!
We must listen more to our audience and less to our lobbyists.
Because of this, much information reaches its audience in distorted or selective form.
There are books that are aimed only at a specialist audience or a special interest group.
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人群, 觀眾, 聽眾…
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人群, 观众, 听众…
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público, audiencia [feminine]…
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público, plateia, audiência…
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観客, 聴衆…
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dinleyici, bir filmin ya da kitabın müdavimi, sürekli izleyen ve dinleyicisi…
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جُمْهور, حُضور…
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