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Oxford Spanish Dictionary

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audience [Am ˈɔdiəns, Brit ˈɔːdɪəns] SUBST

1. audience C:

audience (at play, film)
audience (at play, film)
audience (at concert, lecture)
audience (at concert, lecture)
audience TV
audience TV
he had a captive audience in me
recorded before a live audience
the book appealed to a wide audience
attr audience participation
audience rating

2.1. audience C (interview):

audience
audience chamber

2.2. audience U JUR:

audience

audience research SUBST U

audience research

capacity audience SUBST

capacity audience
peaktime audience
perplexed audience
undiscriminating mind/audience/taste
undiscriminating mind/audience/taste
undiscriminating mind/audience/taste
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audience
share RADIO, TV
audience share
television audience
royal audience

im PONS Wörterbuch

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audience [ˈɔ:diəns, Am ˈɑ:-] SUBST

1. audience (spectators):

audience
audience TV, RADIO
audience of book

2. audience (formal interview):

audience

studio audience SUBST

studio audience
an appreciative audience
to excite an audience
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audience
audience
audience
im PONS Wörterbuch
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audience [ˈɔ·di·əns] SUBST

1. audience (spectators):

audience
audience TV, RADIO
audience of book

2. audience (formal interview):

audience

studio audience SUBST

studio audience
an appreciative audience
yawning audience
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audience
audience
audience ratings

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They tend to be undiscriminating in who they target.
www.abc.net.au
This undiscriminating adornment of a ski mask is used to ironically reveal who in society is easily identified as a thief and who is not.
en.wikipedia.org
The algae, though, are undiscriminating.
www.circleofblue.org
Competitors speculated about a shadowy millionaire backer or accused them of selling to undiscriminating celebrity clients.
www.telegraph.co.uk
Now the idea is that if you are not following the crowd of five-star dispensers, you're a tasteless, undiscriminating shlub.
www.newyorker.com