audiences in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

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audience [Am ˈɔdiəns, Brit ˈɔːdɪəns] N

1. audience C:

audience (at play, film)
público m
audience (at play, film)
espectadores mpl
audience (at concert, lecture)
auditorio m
audience (at concert, lecture)
público m
audience TV
audiencia f
audience TV
telespectadores mpl
are there any teachers in the audience?
¿hay algún profesor entre el público?
how will American audiences react to the play?
¿cómo reaccionará el público americano ante la obra?
the singer appeals to younger audiences
el cantante atrae a un público más joven
he had a captive audience in me
no tuve más remedio que escucharlo
the fight attracted a sizeable audience
la pelea atrajo a un buen número de espectadores
recorded before a live audience
grabado en vivo or con público
the book appealed to a wide audience
el libro era de interés para muchos tipos de lectores
attr audience participation
participación f del público
audience rating
índice m de audiencia
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peaktime audience
número m de telespectadores a las horas de máxima audiencia
perplexed audience
perplejo

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audiences in the PONS Dictionary

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audiences Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

interjections from the audience
interrupciones f pl del público
to excite an audience
entusiasmar al público
an appreciative audience
un público que sabe apreciar
to face the audience
volverse hacia el público
the audience dispersed when the show ended
el público se disgregó al terminar el espectáculo
to draw applause from the audience
arrancar aplausos al público
this comedy has the audience in stitches
esta comedia provoca la hilaridad del público
the audience loved Michael Jordan's plays
las jugadas de Michael Jordan encandilaban al público
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While his sophisticated melodies and orchestrations were embraced by mainstream audiences, his peers were embracing counter-culture sounds.
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They were notorious for starting fights with audiences which drew police attention; members were also abusive to each other off-stage.
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This second version of the company had a tempestuous existence, with small audiences and poor returns, lawsuits and controversies.
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She was unpretentious, shy and devout, and possessed a crystal-clear soprano voice projected with a wistful quality and earnestness that audiences found touching.
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Under this contract, he starred in almost 150 films and serials, becoming instantly recognized as the villain to the audiences of the day.
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It was denounced for misleading audiences into believing that this seemingly personal account was real.
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Along the way, she regaled audiences with fanciful tales of her journey, and seemed to thrive in the lime-light.
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While the councillors cogitate, for the performers and their audiences, the show must go on.
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By the 1950s touring striptease acts were used to attract audiences to the dying music halls.
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Minor authored several pamphlets in 1917 and 1918 and spoke to a wide range of audiences about the alleged frame-up being perpetrated on the radical trade unionists.
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