Definition of prompter in English:

prompter

noun ˈprɒm(p)təˈprɑm(p)tər

A person seated out of sight of the audience who supplies a forgotten word or line to an actor during the performance of a play.
提词员，提白员
Example sentencesExamples
- For, as Derrida writes, ‘What is tragic is not the impossibility but the necessity of repetition’ and, we might add, the necessity of the prompter.
- The prompters had to have good eyesight as they generally had to depend on candlelight to read the script.
- Did you ever think Meryl Streep would be your prompter?
- I am front stage and centre without a script, without a prompter and most definitely without backup of any type or sort.
- There are four full-time and two part-time prompters at the Met.
- The cast was rehearsing without scripts in hand for only the second time, and the prompter was getting a reasonable workout.
- At the last minute, we decided to seat the language coach backstage as a prompter.
- This is a live recording, and the prompter, audience, and stage movement all make their presence known.
- So I have to ad-lib the thing, which in and of itself is hard, but I can hardly see the prompter.

Definition of prompter in US English:

prompter

nounˈpräm(p)tərˈprɑm(p)tər

A person seated out of sight of the audience who supplies a forgotten word or line to an actor during the performance of a play.
提词员，提白员
Example sentencesExamples
- There are four full-time and two part-time prompters at the Met.
- The cast was rehearsing without scripts in hand for only the second time, and the prompter was getting a reasonable workout.
- For, as Derrida writes, ‘What is tragic is not the impossibility but the necessity of repetition’ and, we might add, the necessity of the prompter.
- At the last minute, we decided to seat the language coach backstage as a prompter.
- I am front stage and centre without a script, without a prompter and most definitely without backup of any type or sort.
- So I have to ad-lib the thing, which in and of itself is hard, but I can hardly see the prompter.
- This is a live recording, and the prompter, audience, and stage movement all make their presence known.
- The prompters had to have good eyesight as they generally had to depend on candlelight to read the script.
- Did you ever think Meryl Streep would be your prompter?

单词	prompter
释义	Definition of prompter in English: prompter noun ˈprɒm(p)təˈprɑm(p)tər A person seated out of sight of the audience who supplies a forgotten word or line to an actor during the performance of a play. 提词员，提白员 Example sentencesExamples For, as Derrida writes, ‘What is tragic is not the impossibility but the necessity of repetition’ and, we might add, the necessity of the prompter. The prompters had to have good eyesight as they generally had to depend on candlelight to read the script. Did you ever think Meryl Streep would be your prompter? I am front stage and centre without a script, without a prompter and most definitely without backup of any type or sort. There are four full-time and two part-time prompters at the Met. The cast was rehearsing without scripts in hand for only the second time, and the prompter was getting a reasonable workout. At the last minute, we decided to seat the language coach backstage as a prompter. This is a live recording, and the prompter, audience, and stage movement all make their presence known. So I have to ad-lib the thing, which in and of itself is hard, but I can hardly see the prompter. Definition of prompter in US English: prompter nounˈpräm(p)tərˈprɑm(p)tər A person seated out of sight of the audience who supplies a forgotten word or line to an actor during the performance of a play. 提词员，提白员 Example sentencesExamples There are four full-time and two part-time prompters at the Met. The cast was rehearsing without scripts in hand for only the second time, and the prompter was getting a reasonable workout. For, as Derrida writes, ‘What is tragic is not the impossibility but the necessity of repetition’ and, we might add, the necessity of the prompter. At the last minute, we decided to seat the language coach backstage as a prompter. I am front stage and centre without a script, without a prompter and most definitely without backup of any type or sort. So I have to ad-lib the thing, which in and of itself is hard, but I can hardly see the prompter. This is a live recording, and the prompter, audience, and stage movement all make their presence known. The prompters had to have good eyesight as they generally had to depend on candlelight to read the script. Did you ever think Meryl Streep would be your prompter?
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