Loudspeaker: meaning, definitions and examples

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loudspeaker

 

[ หˆlaสŠdหŒspiหkษ™r ]

Noun
Context #1 | Noun

audio equipment

A loudspeaker is an electroacoustic transducer which converts an electrical audio signal into sound. It is commonly used in audio playback systems such as music players, televisions, and public address systems.

Synonyms

audio speaker, sound system, speaker.

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Word Description / Examples
loudspeaker

Commonly used for public announcements or in large venues to address a crowd.

  • The loudspeaker in the park announced the event schedule.
  • He spoke through the loudspeaker during the assembly.
speaker

A general term that can refer to any device that emits sound, from small portable ones to large sound systems.

  • He connected his phone to a Bluetooth speaker.
  • The speakers in the conference room need to be upgraded.
audio speaker

Used when referring to devices designed to play back recorded sound, such as in home audio systems or car audio systems.

  • I installed new audio speakers in my car.
  • The audio speakers in my home theater provide excellent sound quality.
sound system

Refers to a complete set of audio equipment, including speakers, amplifiers, and other components, usually for music or entertainment purposes.

  • The DJ set up his sound system for the party.
  • They invested in a high-end sound system for their living room.

Examples of usage

  • The loudspeaker on my stereo system produces excellent sound quality.
  • The loudspeaker at the concert was so powerful that it could be heard from miles away.
Context #2 | Noun

person who speaks loudly

A loudspeaker is a person who talks in a loud and forceful way, often trying to attract attention or make their views known.

Synonyms

blowhard, boaster, braggart.

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loudspeaker

Used to refer to devices that amplify and project sound, commonly used in public announcements, concerts, or any event where audio needs to reach a large audience.

  • The coach used a loudspeaker to address the entire team during practice.
  • Announcements at the train station were made through a loudspeaker.
boaster

Someone who often brags about their achievements, skills, or possessions. It has a negative tone and implies insincerity or arrogance.

  • She's known as a boaster who never misses a chance to flaunt her new purchases.
  • Itโ€™s hard to have a meaningful conversation with a boaster.
braggart

A person who brags a lot, showing off their accomplishments in an arrogant manner. This word carries a negative sense.

  • He quickly gained a reputation as a braggart who couldn't stop talking about his wealth.
  • No one enjoys listening to braggarts who continually talk about their own success.
blowhard

Refers to a person who talks in a boastful or arrogant manner, often loud and annoying. This term has a negative connotation.

  • Nobody likes to sit next to a blowhard at a party.
  • He's such a blowhard, always bragging about his insignificant achievements.

Examples of usage

  • The politician was known as a loudspeaker for his passionate speeches.
  • Don't be a loudspeaker in the library, people are trying to study in peace.

Translations

Translations of the word "loudspeaker" in other languages:

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Etymology

The term 'loudspeaker' originated in the early 20th century and is a combination of 'loud' and 'speaker'. The development of loudspeakers can be traced back to the invention of the telephone and early experiments in transmitting sound electronically. Over the years, loudspeakers have evolved in design and technology to become essential components of modern audio systems.

See also: loud, louder, loudly, loudness.