announcer

UK:  [ə'naʊnsə(r)]

US:  [ə'naʊnsər]

复数：announcers  

n.

1.(电视,电台)播音员;(戏剧等的)报幕员;(比赛等的)解说员

2.广播员

3.宣告者

4.节目主持人

5.长途电话叫号员

6.报告员

1 . ANNOUNCER: Thousands of would be migrants are taking advantage of summer weather and calm seas to try to cross from Africa to Europe.
播音员：成千上万的难民正利用夏季暖和的气候和平静的海面，奋力的从非洲转移到欧洲去。

2 . Announcer: Dan Humphrey, headmistress Queller is requesting, to see you in her office after class.
DanHumphrey，校长Queller叫你课后到她办公室。

3 . ANNOUNCER: It's rather reassuring for radio presenters that the human voice is such a crucial part of the human auditory environment.
播音员：说话声是人类听觉环境的一个非常重要的组成部分，这对广播播音员来说确实是一大安慰。

4 . An announcer described him as he took the court for his final national championship victory, in 1975, in his final game.
1975年他执教的最后一场比赛为他赢得了他的最后一个全美冠军头衔。一位播音员是这样播报的。

5 . Unfortunately the police had heard the name of the announcer's son. They attacked the circus like a hive of bees and arrested all involved.
不幸的是，警察听到了报幕员儿子的名字，于是一窝蜂似地突袭了马戏团，逮捕了所有涉案人员。