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1. (n.) megaphone
a cone-shaped device for amplifying the voice.
2. (v.t.) megaphone
to transmit through a megaphone.
3. (v.i.) megaphone
to speak through a megaphone.
Etymology: (1875–80, Amer.)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) megaphone
a cone-shaped acoustic device held to the mouth to intensify and direct the human voice
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1. (noun) megaphone
a device to magnify sound, or direct it in a given direction in a greater volume, as a very large funnel used as an ear trumpet or as a speaking trumpet
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Sense: a funnel-shaped device for speaking through, that causes sounds to be made louder and/or sent in a given direction
He shouted instructions to the crowd through a megaphone.
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 Afrikaans: megafoon |
 Arabic: مُضَخِّم صَوْتي، بوق |
 Bulgarian: мегафон |
 Brazilian: alto-falante |
 Czech: megafon |
 German: das Megaphon |
 Danish: megafon |
 Greek: τηλεβόας |
 Spanish: megáfono |
 Estonian: ruupor |
 Farsi: بلندگو |
 Finnish: megafoni |
 French: porte-voix |
 Hebrew: מְגָפוֹן |
 Hindi: भोंपू |
 Croatian: megafon, doglasnik |
 Hungarian: hangszóró |
 Indonesian: corong suara |
 Icelandic: gjallarhorn |
 Italian: megafono |
 Japanese: メガホン |
 Korean: 메가폰, 확성기 |
 Lithuanian: megafonas |
 Latvian: megafons |
 Malay: corong suara |
 Dutch: megafoon |
 Norwegian: ropert, megafon |
 Polish: megafon |
 Persian: بلندگو |
 Pashto: جګ غږى |
 Portuguese: alto-falante |
 Romanian: megafon, portavoce |
 Russian: мегафон |
 Slovak: megafón |
 Slovenian: megafon |
 Serbian: megafon |
 Swedish: megafon |
 Thai: โทรโข่ง |
 Turkish: megafon |
 Taiwanese: 擴音器 |
 Ukrainian: рупор; мегафон |
 Urdu: بھونپو |
 Vietnamese: loa |
 Chinese: 扩音器 |
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