Pronunciation: /ˈkɑːmənˌteɪtər/
noun a person who provides a spoken commentary or analysis, especially on a radio or television broadcast
A1 The commentator on the radio described the soccer game in simple terms.
A2 The commentator at the sports event provided live updates on the scores.
B1 The political commentator analyzed the latest election results on the news.
B2 The commentator's insightful analysis of the economic situation was highly praised.
C1 The commentator's eloquent speeches captivated audiences around the world.
C2 The renowned commentator's book on international relations was a bestseller.
formal The commentator provided insightful analysis during the live broadcast of the soccer match.
informal The commentator was cracking jokes throughout the game, keeping the audience entertained.
slang The commentator was totally spilling the tea on the players' personal lives during the broadcast.
figurative As a commentator of life, she always had a unique perspective on every situation.
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