loudhailer in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for loudhailer in the English»Bulgarian Dictionary

loudhailer [ˌlaʊdˈheɪləʳ, Am -lɚ] N Brit, Aus

loudhailer

високоговорител m

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

They will be passed on using local radio, a loudhailer or warning siren.

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For the next hour she heard repeated police loudhailer calls for the occupants to "come out with your hands up".

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Especially by telegraphing through a loudhailer that he's not cutting interest rates further.

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The man was arrested after a number of banners and a loudhailer were found in his car.

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Usually, surrender is negotiated by phone - the loudhailer is not a subtle means of communication.

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Those people have a loudhailer and that's fine, and by the way, bring it on.

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She notices that her loudhailer isn't working, and shouts louder.

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I then read, today in a further comment, that they will use electronic means to broadcast the call to prayer rather than the all pervasive loudhailer.

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The squad appealed to the man through a loudhailer rigged to a fence.

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He was arrested for shouting through a loudhailer outside a polling station in 2008, and challenged the election result, in which he received 66 votes, with the election commissioner.

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