Was heißt »Red­ne­rin« auf Englisch?

Männliche Wortform

Red­ner:

lecturer

orator

speaker

Antonyme

Pu­b­li­kum:

audience

public

Englische Beispielsätze

• I am a native speaker of British English.

• I don't think it'd be said like that, but we'd better ask a native speaker for advice.

• Trying to get your message across is better than attempting to say everything exactly as a native speaker would.

• It's better to try to get your message across than attempt to express it exactly as a native speaker would.

• As a native English speaker, it was hard for Tom to learn to fully pronounce each vowel in a word.

• Just be honest about whether or not you're a native speaker.

• Who's the best French speaker here?

• Cookie, get away from your sister! You know what "hiss" means. You're a native speaker.

• A native speaker corrected my mistakes.

• The mediator asked the unruly members of the audience to stop hectoring the speaker.

• Is there a French speaker here?

• I prefer to study French with a native speaker.

• The lecture had to be cancelled because the speaker was taken ill.

• The talk had to be cancelled because the speaker was taken ill.

• This sentence was added by a native speaker.

• A large crowd thronged around the speaker.

• I thought that Tom was a native speaker.

• The speaker raised his voice so that everyone might hear.

• The speaker raised his voice so that all might hear.

• I thought Tom was a native speaker.

Übergeordnete Begriffe

Frau:

cwēn

cwene

frēo

ides

Mrs

Mrs.

spouse

wīf

wife

wīfmann

woman

Untergeordnete Begriffe

Trau­er­red­ne­rin:

eulogist