reader
- IPA[ˈrēdər]
美式
- a person who reads or who is fond of reading；a person who reads a particular newspaper, magazine, or text
noun: reader, plural noun: readers
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- 1. a person who reads or who is fond of reading she's an avid reader the books of Roald Dahl appeal to young readers
- ▪ a person who reads a particular newspaper, magazine, or text Times readers
- ▪ a person entitled to use a particular library.
- ▪ a person who reads and reports to a publisher or producer on the merits of manuscripts submitted for publication or production, or who provides critical comments on the text prior to publication.
- ▪ a proofreader.
- ▪ short for lay reader
- 2. a person who inspects and records the figure indicated on a measuring instrument a meter reader
- 3. a book containing extracts of a particular author's work or passages of text designed to give learners of a language practice in reading.
- 4. British a university lecturer of the highest grade below professor Dr. Gardiner is Reader in Mathematics
- 5. a machine for producing on a screen a magnified, readable image of any desired part of a microfiche or microfilm.
- ▪ a device or piece of software used for reading or obtaining data stored on tape, cards, or other media.
- an electronic sensor that reads a magnetic strip or bar code on a credit card, membership card, etc.
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- an electronic sensor that reads a magnetic strip or bar code on a credit card, membership card, etc.
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- a person who inspects and records the figure indicated on a gas, electricity, or water meter: customers need not leave gates unlocked for the meter readers
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- a person who can supposedly discern what another person is thinking: clairvoyants and mediums are often rechristened mind readers Aren't you going to give me a clue? I'm not a mind reader
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- (in the Anglican Church) a layperson licensed to preach and to conduct some religious services, ...
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- a handheld device on which electronic versions of books, newspapers, magazines, etc., can be read.
Oxford American Dictionary
- a handheld device on which electronic versions of books, newspapers, magazines, etc. can be read.
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- a person who can supposedly discern what someone else is thinking.
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- a person who reads or who is fond of reading: she's an avid reader
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