Definition of autocue in English:

autocue

noun ˈɔːtəʊkjuː

British trademark

单词	autocue
释义	Definition of autocue in English: autocue noun ˈɔːtəʊkjuː British trademark A device which projects an enlarged image of a script on to a clear glass screen in front of a person speaking on television or in public, so enabling the speaker to read their speech while appearing to be looking at the viewers or audience. 〈商标，主英〉电子提词机 Example sentencesExamples Reading an autocue while appearing relaxed and natural is not exactly rocket science. As the cameras roll, an attractive young woman sits at the newsdesk reading the autocue. He didn't want to read the autocue on afternoon TV - he was an artist. The problem was she had to read an autocue and she is not confident about reading lines, especially in front of strangers. The input from his guests was minimal because he spent most of the time reading a rather lame script from an autocue. This is how some television newsreaders read, so that they can see the autocue as well as read what's in front of them.
随便看	sense of hearing sense of honour sense of humor sense of humour sense of locality sense of morality sense of obligation sense of order sense of outrage sense of proportion sense of proportion sense of purpose sense of right sense of superiority sense of taste sense of touch sense of well-being sense organ sense organs senses Sensex sensi sensibile sensibilisation sensibilise