readdress
readdress

reader


Definition: Meaning of, reader in English to English dictionary.

Pronunciation: / ˈriːdə /

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Singular Plural
reader readers
[countable]
  1. somebody who reads someone who reads books, or who reads in a particular way
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  2. of a newspaper/magazine someone who reads a particular newspaper or magazine regularly
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  3. book an easy book for children who are learning to read or for people who are learning a foreign language
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  4. teacher Reader an important teacher in a British university
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reader used in phrases

  • Reader's Digest
    1. a magazine containing short articles and stories on many different subjects, which is produced in many different languages and in separate EDITION s in the UK and the US
  • Reader, The
    1. a weekly US newspaper printed in Chicago, containing news about many subjects, but especially about entertainment
  • bar code reader (noun)
    1. a device that can scan bar codes on products and convert the information into a digital format for processing by a computer
  • card reader (noun)
    1. computing, historical a device that reads the positions of coded holes on a punched card and translates them for a computer
  • lay reader (noun)
    1. someone in Christian churches who is not a priest but who has been given authority to lead a religious service
  • lip reader (noun)
    1. someone who can understand spoken words by watching the movements of a speaker's lips
  • map-reader (noun)
    1. a person who can read maps
  • mind reader (noun)
    1. someone who knows what someone else is thinking without being told
  • palm reader (noun)
    1. a PALMIST
  • thought-reader (noun)
    1. someone with the power of communicating thoughts directly
    2. usually by clever signals from an accomplice a magician who seems to discern the thoughts of another person
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