英语词汇“audience reaction”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

b. In sense 7, as audience area, audience member, audience part, audience reaction, etc.

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1749 W. R. Chetwood Gen. Hist. Stage 71 The Audience Part is ornamented with rich Embellishment.

1812 Dramat. Censor for 1811 99 The hall, or audience part of the House, to comprise the segment of a circle.

1848 Mirror Mar. 215 Various important improvements have taken place in the audience portion of the house, which will materially contribute to the comfort and enjoyment of the public.

1894 P. H. Fitzgerald Savoy Opera & Savoyards 133 A sort of stage or scaffold was raised in the stalls to enable them [sc. the authors] to have the correct ‘audience view’ of all that was doing.

1921 Bookman May 223/1 It is difficult for them to imagine the novel made into a successful photoplay; they cannot so readily picture audience reaction.

1945 Billboard 25 Aug. 6 A station stunt that brought a heavy audience response.

1966 BBC Handbk. 73 The measurement of audience size.

1992 S. Fry Paperweight (1993) 378 Off-the-shelf tapes of general audience laughter are dubbed onto soi-disant amusing programmes.

1999 A. Howell Anal. Performance Art iv. 49 A raised stage would establish a difference between performance area and audience area.

2007 N.Y. Times (National ed.) 2 Dec. ii. 25/2 Flinging put-downs..at delighted audience members..he is clearly the grandmaster of insult comedy.

2012 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) (Nexis) 4 May In an effort to expand its audience demographic, the station launched two successful local talk shows.

单词	audience reaction
释义	> as lemmas audience reaction b. In sense 7, as audience area, audience member, audience part, audience reaction, etc. ΚΠ 1749 W. R. Chetwood Gen. Hist. Stage 71 The Audience Part is ornamented with rich Embellishment. 1812 Dramat. Censor for 1811 99 The hall, or audience part of the House, to comprise the segment of a circle. 1848 Mirror Mar. 215 Various important improvements have taken place in the audience portion of the house, which will materially contribute to the comfort and enjoyment of the public. 1894 P. H. Fitzgerald Savoy Opera & Savoyards 133 A sort of stage or scaffold was raised in the stalls to enable them [sc. the authors] to have the correct ‘audience view’ of all that was doing. 1921 Bookman May 223/1 It is difficult for them to imagine the novel made into a successful photoplay; they cannot so readily picture audience reaction. 1945 Billboard 25 Aug. 6 A station stunt that brought a heavy audience response. 1966 BBC Handbk. 73 The measurement of audience size. 1992 S. Fry Paperweight (1993) 378 Off-the-shelf tapes of general audience laughter are dubbed onto soi-disant amusing programmes. 1999 A. Howell Anal. Performance Art iv. 49 A raised stage would establish a difference between performance area and audience area. 2007 N.Y. Times (National ed.) 2 Dec. ii. 25/2 Flinging put-downs..at delighted audience members..he is clearly the grandmaster of insult comedy. 2012 Deseret News (Salt Lake City) (Nexis) 4 May In an effort to expand its audience demographic, the station launched two successful local talk shows. extracted from audiencen. < as lemmas
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