large audience
collocation in Englishmeaningsoflargeandaudience
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large
adjective
uk/lɑːdʒ/us/lɑːrdʒ/
big in size ...
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audience
noun[C]
uk/ˈɔː.di.əns/us/ˈɑː.di.əns/
the group of people together in one place to watch or listen to a play, film, someone ...
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(Definition oflargeandaudiencefrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
Examplesoflarge audience
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Certainly the verylargeaudienceseemed to be having one whale of a time.
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This book should find a significant andlargeaudienceamong these teachers; but somehow one wonders if it will.
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This affordable and spectacular medium of entertainment attractedlargeaudiencenumbers, thereby facilitating even greater public exposure to magic.
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The brilliance of the playing matched the inspiration of this 'composed programme', which certainly caught the imagination of alargeaudience.
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The debate was then thrown open to alargeaudienceof teachers and specialists in education.
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This suggests that there were around 10,000 copies of each in circulation, which is an impressivelylargeaudiencefor a book in this period.
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In the fictional storytelling, the child narrates a film that has been seen by alargeaudience.
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A reasonably priced paperback edition would surely find alargeaudience.
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Lacroix recognized that pursuing the subject in this way would not be appealing to alargeaudience.
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A commercial success because of its fast-paced storytelling, it is not likely that alargeaudiencewould consider this novel a profound re-presentation of that world.
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Rather, the novel has predictive value in that alargeaudiencehas entered its world again and again to encounter real-world struggles represented in a fictional setting.
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Simmons was able to reach alargeaudienceby addressing meetings of nation- and state-wide bodies, as well as maintaining contacts with ward organizations and churches.
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The readable style of the exploration will make the book appealing to alargeaudience, and its level of analysis is clearly superior to some presently popular titles.
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I would like him to make that statement before alargeaudienceof married women, and observe the effect.
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Nor will cable be able to pick up thelargeaudiencewhich may exist for what are known as adult movies.
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One could argue that if a radio station is popular and pulling in alargeaudience, it is providing a public service.
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There is a house for sale, at £600 to start with, in order to attract alargeaudience.
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Thelargeaudiencewas drawn from the 200 hospitals and other units that expressed interest in self-government.
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They are produced to appeal to alargeaudience.
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