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Перевод: presenter

[существительное]
податель ; предъявитель ; даритель ; ведущий программы

Тезаурус:

1. Television presenter Alison Holloway wore white (well, cream, to be exact) twice to get married: for her first wedding to Alistair Watson, son of veteran British screen start Jack Watson, and second time around, when she got hitched to TV comedian Jim "Nick Nick" Davidson.
2. When one-time Blue Peter TV presenter Peter Duncan, who plays Chaplin so admirably, completed this transformation and turned round on his audience - complete as the little tramp - the applause was spontaneous.
3. The sequence involves the presenter of the programme coming into the restaurant, ordering fish and chips and tea from a waitress and then being served with a cup of tea.
4. You're trying to focus attention on the presenter, the person giving the speech or answering the questions and it is a dreadful distraction to have beside and behind him or her numbers of men and women who invariably want to whisper, gesticulate, stare in the wrong direction, scratch their heads, pick their noses or make their exits at completely the wrong moment.
5. The presenter I work with on the Mike Dickin Show - that's Mike Dickin - is considered to be one of the biggest male chauvinists around.
6. Esther Rantzen, television presenter
7. In the north west, it was astonishing to see this superstar, namely Morrissey, worshipping this formerly dreadful local TV presenter.
8. More recently he produced the overall sound coverage of Live Aid, and as a presenter one of his programmes, "Three at 30, Marvin Gaye", won the 1989 New York International Festival's Gold Award for Best Talk/Interview Special.
9. "I've never wanted to be a jobbing presenter," reveals Muriel, 32, who lives in Edinburgh.
10. Though it was still Mariella Frostrup, rather than the male presenter, having a cosy chat with the singer Kim Mazelle about her clothes and make-up, and exchanging details about their designer suits.
11. After an introduction by the presenter, who usually speculates on the issues likely to be raised with the Prime Minister that day (a tiresome waste of time, especially as he is frequently wrong), the programme goes live, with only minimum commentary, till about 3.48 pm when the presenter returns to summarize the exchanges (another waste of time).
12. The manager has always remained the same, but the TV presenter has not only changed each time but there have been serious discrepancies in the age, gender and sexual proclivities of this mysterious media personality.
13. IS IT POSSIBLE to be too nice to be a television presenter?