- Look up
Speaker,
speaker,
Speakers, or
speakers in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Speaker most
commonly refers to:
Speaker, a
person who
produces speech...
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Victoria Park.
Areas for
Speakers'
Corners have been
established in
other countries and
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Speakers here may talk on any...
- said to have as many as two
billion speakers.
There are also
difficulties in
obtaining reliable counts of
speakers,
which vary over time
because of po****tion...
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Bluetooth speakers.
Smaller speakers are
found in
devices such as radios, televisions,
portable audio players,
personal computers (computer
speakers), headphones...
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languages by
number of
native speakers. All such
rankings of
human languages ranked by
their number of
native speakers should be used with caution, because...
- or Senates. By convention,
speakers are
normally addressed in
Parliament as "Mister
Speaker" if a man, or "Madam
Speaker" if a woman. In
other cultures...
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Computer speakers, or
multimedia speakers, are
speakers marketed for use with computers,
although usually capable of
other audio uses, e.g. for a shelf...
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endangered language to a
majority language, not all
speakers acquire full
linguistic competence; instead,
speakers have
varying degrees and
types of competence...
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learned second language in the world, with more second-language
speakers than
native speakers.
English is
either the
official language or one of the official...
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Powered speakers, also
known as self-powered
speakers and
active speakers, are
loudspeakers that have built-in amplifiers.
Powered speakers are used in...
