megaphone

UK
/ˈmɛɡəfəʊn/
US
/ˈmɛɡəfoʊn/
megaphonenoun
megaphones
pl
UK
/ˈmɛɡəfəʊn/
US
/ˈmɛɡəfoʊn/
Traduzioni
mégaphoneAppareil amplificateur de voix ; usage courant.
The coach used a megaphone to give instructions to the players on the field.
L'entraîneur a utilisé un mégaphone pour donner des instructions aux joueurs sur le terrain.
Traduzioni aggiuntive
porte-voixPar extension, moyen ou relais de diffusion publique et très audible ; registre courant.
Definizioni
A cone-shaped device used to amplify or direct the voice.
The coach used a megaphone to give instructions to the players on the field.
A platform, medium, or means through which opinions or information are loudly and widely broadcast.
Social media has become a powerful megaphone for protest movements.
megaphoneverb
megaphoned
Past Simple
megaphoned
Past Participle
megaphoning
Gerund
UK
/ˈmɛɡəfəʊn/
US
/ˈmɛɡəfoʊn/
Traduzioni
martelerSens figuré : diffuser ou promouvoir de façon insistante et unilatérale.
Campaign strategists megaphoned the candidate's achievements across every news outlet.
Les stratèges de la campagne ont martelé les succès du candidat dans tous les médias.
crierSens littéral : parler ou lancer un message très fort, comme au mégaphone.
The coach megaphoned instructions to the players across the field.
L'entraîneur a crié des instructions aux joueurs à travers le terrain.
Definizioni
To amplify or broadcast a message or sound using a megaphone.
The coach megaphoned instructions to the players across the field.
To publicize or promote (information, opinions, etc.) loudly or widely, especially in a one-sided manner.
Campaign strategists megaphoned the candidate's achievements across every news outlet.
megaphoneadjective
UK
/ˈmeɡ.ə.fəʊn/
US
/ˈmɛɡ.ə.foʊn/
Used attributively in phrases such as "megaphone diplomacy" to describe loud or public communication.
Definizioni
Used before another noun to describe communication that is loud, one-way, or publicly broadcast.
The two countries engaged in megaphone diplomacy instead of private talks.