prompter
21prompter — prompt|er [ˈprɔmptə US ˈpra:mptər] n someone who tells actors in a play what words to say when they forget …
22prompter — prompt|er [ pramptər ] noun count someone whose job is to remind actors what to say when they forget their words …
23prompter — prompt·er || prÉ‘m(p)tÉ™(r) / prÉ’m n. motivator, one who inspires; impeller, stimulator; one who reminds actors of forgotten lines; device that shows words or text for persons to read on television prÉ‘mpt /prÉ’mpt n. reminder, something that… …
24prompter — noun a person who prompts the actors during the performance of a play …
25prompter — noun (C) someone who tells actors in a play what words to say when they forget …
26prompter — prompt·er …
27prompter — prompt•er [[t]ˈprɒmp tər[/t]] n. 1) a person or thing that prompts 2) sbz a person situated offstage who supplies missed cues, forgotten lines, etc., during a performance 3) rtv an electronic or mechanical device, as a TelePrompTer, for prompting …
28Prompter — VP The generic term for the popular brand TelePrompTer.Prompters display the script for the talent to read. The text is displayed onto a clear glass panel that may be placed in front of the camera lens …
29prompter — /ˈprɒmptə/ (say promptuh) noun 1. Theatre someone who follows offstage a play in progress from the book, to repeat missed cues and supply actors with forgotten lines. 2. someone or something that prompts …
30Prompter — Prọmp|ter, der; s, (kurz für Teleprompter®) …
