emcee
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Definition
Noun:
- A person who acts as host at formal occasions: An emcee is someone who officially hosts an event, making introductory speeches and introducing other speakers or performers.
- A person who hosts a program or event, especially in entertainment: An emcee is the host of a show, ceremony, or broadcast, responsible for guiding the audience through the proceedings.
Verb:
- To act as a master of ceremonies: To emcee means to perform the duties of a host at an event, introducing speakers, making announcements, and keeping the program running smoothly.
- To host a program or event: To emcee also means to serve as the presenter or host for a show, competition, or live performance.
Usage Examples
Noun:
- The emcee welcomed the guests and introduced the first speaker.
- She is a popular emcee for corporate awards dinners.
Verb:
- He was asked to emcee the charity gala.
- Who will emcee the talent show this year?
Advanced Usage
- "To emcee an event": To formally host and guide the proceedings of a specific occasion.
- The celebrity agreed to emcee the film festival's opening night.
Variants and Related Words
- MC (abbreviation): A common abbreviation for "emcee," used interchangeably as both a noun and a verb.
- He's the MC for the evening. (Noun)
- She will MC the concert. (Verb)
- Master of Ceremonies (full form): The formal, unabbreviated term for an emcee.
Synonyms
- Host: A person who receives or entertains guests, or presents a television or radio program.
- Presenter: Someone who introduces or hosts a television or radio program.
- Announcer: A person who announces something, especially on radio or television.
Related Phrases
- "Take the mic as emcee": To assume the role of host, especially by using the microphone.
- The comedian took the mic as emcee and immediately got the crowd laughing.
Noun
- a person who acts as host at formal occasions (makes an introductory speech and introduces other speakers)
Verb
- act as a master of ceremonies