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Reader
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読者, 女性読者
someone who reads a certain magazine or newspaper
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読者, リーダー
someone who reads, particularly one that finds pleasure in reading and often does so as a hobby
Example
The novel ’s complexity challenges readers to think deeply about its themes.
As a reader, he enjoys both fiction and non-fiction genres.
The author 's note addressed the reader directly, giving insight into the story.
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読者, 女性読者
a person who can read; a literate person
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読本, 教材
a textbook or workbook designed to teach and develop reading skills
Example
The online platform offered interactive digital readers with audio support for language learners.
The literacy volunteer organization donated readers to underprivileged communities to promote literacy.
The elementary school provided each student with a reader to improve their literacy skills.
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リーダー, 講師
an academic with a position ranking below professor, often responsible for teaching and research
Who is a "reader"?
A reader is an academic position typically ranked below professor and often found in universities. Readers are experienced scholars who have demonstrated expertise in a specific field and contribute to both teaching and research. They are responsible for leading advanced courses, supervising students, and conducting research projects. While they may not have the same seniority or administrative duties as professors, readers are highly regarded for their knowledge and are often expected to publish research, mentor junior staff, and play a key role in the academic community within their department.
Example
The reader delivered an engaging lecture on Shakespearean literature to the students.
The university appointed a new reader in economics to lead the research department.
He attended a seminar led by a reader in sociology on contemporary social issues.
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校正者, 校正用の読み手
someone who reads proof in order to find errors and mark corrections
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読み手, 女性の読み手
someone who reads manuscripts and judges their suitability for publication
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リーダー, 読者
someone who reads the lessons in a church service; someone ordained in a minor order of the Roman Catholic Church
