- 看过 megaphone 的人也看了 :
- public address system
- bullhorn
- amplifier
megaphone 的 2 个定义
- a cone-shaped device for magnifying or directing the voice, chiefly used in addressing a large audience out of doors or in calling to someone at a distance.Compare bullhorn.
meg·a·phoned, meg·a·phon·ing.
- to transmit or speak through or as if through a megaphone.
megaphone 近义词
等同于 loudspeaker
megaphone 的近义词 4 个
更多megaphone例句
- You send things out and you don’t want it to just be a megaphone.
- It’s a time to celebrate or it’s a megaphone reminder of our aching hearts.
- America’s tech giants have also cracked down, stripping the 45th US president and his supporters of their digital megaphones just days before his term ends.
- Only when big companies take away the megaphones and the money does it seem like Trumpism could someday sputter to an end.
- He also used his money to launch or buy media outlets that served as a megaphone for his political causes and a means of countering criticism of his business practices.
- Gotta have the beret and megaphone if I want people to take me seriously!
- More campaign dollars and a louder megaphone are by themselves not enough to win swing states.
- If we want a megaphone to the rest of the world, we must explicitly ask for it by changing that setting ourselves.
- Reading Stirring the Pot is like having a Day-Glo, dumb-feminism-for-dummies megaphone blasted into your ears.
- Turn that megaphone around and use feedback you receive on the crowdsourcing and social media platforms as consumer feedback.
- I fairly barked, and seizing the megaphone again, I set it to my lips and roared, "My fiancée!"
- My lips were buried in the megaphone; I strove to speak; I only produced a ghastly, chuckling sound.
- "Jack Kilmeny will ride Teddy Roosevelt," blared the megaphone man.
- Captain Wass grabbed down his megaphone; he wanted to submit a few remarks which seemed to fit the incident.
- Russia is the megaphone from which his voice goes out through every land and over every sea.