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Definition of cue card in English: cue cardnoun A card held beside a camera for a television broadcaster to read from while appearing as if looking into the camera. （摄像机旁为电视播音员提词的）提示卡 Example sentencesExamples - She's terrible here, reciting her lines as if she's reading off cue cards and coming across as cold and vacant even when her character's trying to be nice.
- The characters have so many pauses and flubs in their lines that they sound like they are reading off cue cards they just got that afternoon.
- He thought it was beneath anybody's notice, and that was when he started using the cue cards and reading off cue cards.
- Every time she talked it sounded like she had to keep looking down at her cue card every five seconds so she'd know what to say, and sometimes it was painful to listen to.
- I gave up trying to think of anything to say that didn't sound like I was reading it off a cue card.
- There, on a large cue card, was one word written with the same black, felt-tip marker.
- Lines are delivered in unison, there are awkwardly failed attempts at overlapping dialogue, some actors appear to be reciting by rote or reading cue cards…
- Yet his repartee, ad-libs and legendary one-liners were scripted by joke writers and his preference was to read his lines from cue cards - a habit he was to rely on all his professional life.
- She delivers her lines like she's reading them off cue cards.
- When he read his cue cards, I wanted to smack him with a brick.
- And I kid you not, she could not even read her lines from the cue card she was obviously looking at off camera!
- Today's congressman composes tightly worded sound bites and reads them from a cue card when reporters call.
- They come across as seasoned hosts despite their youth; they are animated and enthusiastic and don't even appear to be reading from cue cards.
- As an international negotiator, he distinguished himself by never answering a question of substance off the cuff, but instead searching in his files for the right cue card and reading off a prepared reply.
- Don't ask me how that last one happened, because I couldn't tell you even if you had me read the actual answer off a cue card.
- To stop yourself from becoming so nervous that you go blank, or even to remove any fear that you may go blank, bring a ‘backup’ copy of your wedding vows on cue cards that you can slip into your pocket.
- And in case you missed that talking point, three cabinet members repeated it, one of them literally reading it from a cue card.
- Ben looked down at his cue card and back up at the two guys.
- He does a bit more, introducing some of the testimony segments, but he seems to be reading off a cue card.
- Although she looks uncomfortable reading the cue cards, the fact that she emphasizes a balanced diet rather than fads more than excuses her inexperience.
Definition of cue card in US English: cue cardnounˈkyo͞o ˌkärdˈkju ˌkɑrd A card held beside a camera for a television broadcaster to read from while appearing to look into the camera. （摄像机旁为电视播音员提词的）提示卡 Example sentencesExamples - There, on a large cue card, was one word written with the same black, felt-tip marker.
- To stop yourself from becoming so nervous that you go blank, or even to remove any fear that you may go blank, bring a ‘backup’ copy of your wedding vows on cue cards that you can slip into your pocket.
- Yet his repartee, ad-libs and legendary one-liners were scripted by joke writers and his preference was to read his lines from cue cards - a habit he was to rely on all his professional life.
- And in case you missed that talking point, three cabinet members repeated it, one of them literally reading it from a cue card.
- When he read his cue cards, I wanted to smack him with a brick.
- He thought it was beneath anybody's notice, and that was when he started using the cue cards and reading off cue cards.
- Don't ask me how that last one happened, because I couldn't tell you even if you had me read the actual answer off a cue card.
- Lines are delivered in unison, there are awkwardly failed attempts at overlapping dialogue, some actors appear to be reciting by rote or reading cue cards…
- The characters have so many pauses and flubs in their lines that they sound like they are reading off cue cards they just got that afternoon.
- Today's congressman composes tightly worded sound bites and reads them from a cue card when reporters call.
- He does a bit more, introducing some of the testimony segments, but he seems to be reading off a cue card.
- They come across as seasoned hosts despite their youth; they are animated and enthusiastic and don't even appear to be reading from cue cards.
- Although she looks uncomfortable reading the cue cards, the fact that she emphasizes a balanced diet rather than fads more than excuses her inexperience.
- She delivers her lines like she's reading them off cue cards.
- Every time she talked it sounded like she had to keep looking down at her cue card every five seconds so she'd know what to say, and sometimes it was painful to listen to.
- And I kid you not, she could not even read her lines from the cue card she was obviously looking at off camera!
- She's terrible here, reciting her lines as if she's reading off cue cards and coming across as cold and vacant even when her character's trying to be nice.
- I gave up trying to think of anything to say that didn't sound like I was reading it off a cue card.
- As an international negotiator, he distinguished himself by never answering a question of substance off the cuff, but instead searching in his files for the right cue card and reading off a prepared reply.
- Ben looked down at his cue card and back up at the two guys.
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