Pronunciation: /ˈtɛləˌprɑmptər/
noun a device that displays scrolling text to a presenter or speaker to assist with reading or delivering a speech
A1 A teleprompter is a device that displays text for a speaker to read during a presentation.
A2 The news anchor used a teleprompter to help them deliver the report smoothly.
B1 The politician relied on the teleprompter to ensure they didn't forget any key points in their speech.
B2 The actor practiced reading from the teleprompter to improve their delivery of lines in the play.
C1 The teleprompter malfunctioned during the live broadcast, causing the presenter to stumble over their words.
C2 The teleprompter operator had to quickly adjust the speed of the text to match the speaker's pace.
verb not applicable
A1 I teleprompter my lines when I give speeches.
A2 She teleprompters her presentations to ensure she doesn't forget anything.
B1 The news anchor telepromptered the entire broadcast smoothly.
B2 He telepromptered his speech flawlessly, impressing the audience.
C1 Using a teleprompter, the politician delivered a powerful and persuasive speech.
C2 The actor telepromptered his lines with such precision that no one could tell he was reading.
adjective not applicable
A1 The teleprompter screen displayed the words for the news anchor to read.
A2 She relied on the teleprompter to help her remember her lines during the presentation.
B1 The speaker glanced at the teleprompter occasionally to stay on track with their speech.
B2 The teleprompter malfunctioned, causing the speaker to stumble over their words.
C1 The teleprompter operator adjusted the speed of the text to match the speaker's pace.
C2 Using a teleprompter can help speakers maintain eye contact with the audience while delivering a speech.
adverb not applicable
A1 The news anchor read from the teleprompter with ease.
A2 She spoke confidently thanks to the teleprompter.
B1 The actor relied on the teleprompter to remember his lines.
B2 Using a teleprompter can help improve public speaking skills.
C1 The politician delivered her speech flawlessly with the help of a teleprompter.
C2 Despite using a teleprompter, the speaker still stumbled over some words.
pronoun not applicable
A1 The teleprompter helps the news anchor read the script.
A2 She relied on the teleprompter to remember her lines during the speech.
B1 The teleprompter malfunctioned during the live broadcast, causing the presenter to stumble over their words.
B2 The actor refused to use a teleprompter during filming, preferring to memorize all of his lines instead.
C1 The politician was caught reading from a teleprompter during the debate, leading to accusations of insincerity.
C2 Despite the technical difficulties with the teleprompter, the speaker delivered a flawless speech at the conference.
preposition not applicable
A1 The news anchor read from the teleprompter.
A2 The actor relied on the teleprompter to remember their lines.
B1 The politician spoke confidently with the help of a teleprompter.
B2 The presenter glanced at the teleprompter occasionally during the live broadcast.
C1 The CEO delivered a flawless speech using a teleprompter.
C2 The comedian seamlessly incorporated jokes from the teleprompter into their routine.
conjunction not applicable
A1 I read the news from the teleprompter.
A2 The politician relied on the teleprompter to deliver their speech.
B1 The actor struggled to read the script on the teleprompter.
B2 Using a teleprompter can help speakers stay on track during presentations.
C1 The teleprompter malfunctioned during the live broadcast, causing chaos.
C2 Despite using a teleprompter, the speaker stumbled over their words.
interjection not applicable
A1 Teleprompter! Please help me remember my lines.
A2 I can't believe I forgot my lines again. Teleprompter, save me!
B1 Teleprompter, could you scroll a bit slower? I'm having trouble keeping up.
B2 Using a teleprompter has really improved my public speaking skills.
C1 The teleprompter malfunctioned during the live broadcast, causing chaos.
C2 Despite years of experience, even the most seasoned speakers sometimes rely on a teleprompter for assistance.
article not applicable
A1 A teleprompter is a device that displays text for a person to read while speaking.
A2 Many news anchors use a teleprompter to help them deliver the news smoothly.
B1 Using a teleprompter can be helpful for public speakers who want to ensure they don't forget their lines.
B2 Actors often use a teleprompter during live performances to help them remember their lines.
C1 Teleprompters have advanced technology that allows for customization of font size, color, and speed of text scrolling.
C2 Some teleprompters are equipped with voice recognition software to automatically scroll the text as the speaker talks.
formal The news anchor relied on the teleprompter to deliver the script flawlessly.
informal The presenter was staring at the teleprompter the whole time during the speech.
slang I can't believe he's so good at reading off the teleprompter.
figurative She spoke with such confidence, it was as if she had a teleprompter in her mind.
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