viewer

1. Someone who views a spectacle; an onlooker or spectator.

   Zuschauer, Zuschauerin, Zuseher

   зри́тельzrítelʹ, зри́тельницаzrítelʹnica

   гляда́чhljadáč, гляда́чкаhljadáčka

2. Someone who watches television.

   Zuschauer, Zuschauerin, Fernsehzuschauer

   зри́тельzrítelʹ, зри́тельницаzrítelʹnica, телезри́тельtelezrítelʹ

   гляда́чhljadáč, гляда́чкаhljadáčka, телегляда́чtelehljadáč

3. Any optical device used to view photographic slides.

   прое́кторproéktor, вью́ерvʹjúer, вью́ерvʹjújer

   an optical device for viewing photographic transparencies

4. A program that displays the contents of a file.

   This image viewer can display pictures in GIF, PNG and JPG format.

   програ́мма просмо́траprográmma prosmótra, вью́ерvʹjúer, просмо́трщикprosmótrščik

   перегляда́чperehljadáč

5. (historical)An appointed inspector or examiner

6. An appointed inspector or examiner:

   (historical)The manager of a colliery, who directs its workings and ventilation.

1. We've never had this many viewers before.

   ruУ нас ещё никогда не было столько зрителей.

   deWir hatten noch nie so viele Zuschauer.

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2. Television viewers see only what the camera shows.

   deFernsehzuschauer sehen nur, was die Kamera zeigt.

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3. This movie causes all viewers to reflect deeply.

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4. The production is a visual treat for viewers.

   deDie Produktion ist für die Zuschauer visuell reizvoll.

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5. At first, this fact was making viewers laugh.

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