loudspeaker

English

Etymology

loud +‎ speaker

Pronunciation

(UK) IPA^(key): /laʊdˈspiːkə/
(US) IPA^(key): /ˈlaʊdspiːkɚ/

Noun

loudspeaker (plural loudspeakers)

An electromechanical transducer that converts an electrical signal into audible sound.
An encasing containing one or more loudspeaker devices and usually other electrical equipment such as a driver.

Synonyms

(electromechanical transducer): speaker
(encasing containing loudspeakers): speaker enclosure, loudspeaker cabinet, speaker enclosure, loudspeaker enclosure

Translations

transducer

Albanian: lartëfolës f, altoparlant (sq) m, zëdhënës (sq) m
Arabic: مُحَوِّل طَاقَة‎ m (muḥawwil ṭāqa), مِجْهَار‎ m (mijhār)
Armenian: բարձրախոս (hy) (barjraxos)
Belarusian: гучнагавары́цель m (hučnahavarýcjelʹ), спі́кер m (spíkjer), дына́мік m (dynámik)
Bulgarian: високоговори́тел (bg) m (visokogovorítel)
Burmese: အသံချဲ့စက် (my) (a.samhkyai.cak), အော်လန် (my) (aulan)
Catalan: altaveu m
Chinese:
Mandarin: 擴音器 (zh), 扩音器 (zh) (kuòyīnqì), 揚聲器 (zh), 扬声器 (zh) (yángshēngqì), 喇叭 (zh) (lǎba), 擴音機 (zh), 扩音机 (zh) (kuòyīnjī)
Crimean Tatar: ses yañğıratqıçı
Czech: reproduktor (cs) m
Danish: højtaler (da)
Dutch: luidspreker (nl) m
Esperanto: laŭtparolilo
Estonian: valjuhääldi (et)
Faroese: hátalari m
Finnish: kaiutin (fi), kajari (fi), kovaääninen (fi), ämyri (fi)
French: haut-parleur (fr) m
Galician: altofalante (gl) m
Georgian: ხმამაღლამოლაპარაკე (xmamaɣlamolaṗaraḳe)
German: Lautsprecher (de) m
Greek: μεγάφωνο (el) n (megáfono)
Hebrew: רַמְקוֹל‎ (he) (ramkol)
Hindi: लाउडस्पीकर m (lāuḍaspīkar)
Hungarian: hangszóró (hu)
Icelandic: hátalari (is) m
Indonesian: pengeras suara (id), pelantang, sepiker (id) (colloquial)
Irish: callaire (ga) m
Italian: altoparlante (it) m

Japanese: 拡声器 (かくせいき, kakuseiki), 拡声機 (かくせいき, kakuseiki), ラウドスピーカー (raudosupīkā), スピーカー (ja) (supīkā)
Khmer: អូប៉ាល័រ (ʾoupaalɔə), បំពង់ឧគ្ឃោសនស័ព្ទ (bɑmpʊəŋ ukkʰousa’na’ sap)
Korean: 확성기 (ko) (hwakseonggi), 스피커 (ko) (seupikeo)
Lao: ດອກເຂືອບ້າ (dǭk khư̄a bā), ລຳໂພງ (lam phōng), ເຄື່ອງຂຍາຽສຽງ (khư̄ang kha nyāi sīang)
Latvian: skaļrunis m, reproduktors m
Lithuanian: garsiakalbis m
Macedonian: звучник m (zvučnik)
Malay: pembesar suara
Maori: tukuoro
Mongolian: чанга яричг (čanga jaričg)
Norwegian:
Bokmål: høgtaler m, høytaler (no) m, høyttaler m

Nynorsk: høgtalar m
Polish: głośnik (pl) m
Portuguese: alto-falante (pt) m, altifalante m, coluna (pt) f
Romanian: difuzor (ro) n
Russian: громкоговори́тель (ru) m (gromkogovorítelʹ), репроду́ктор (ru) m (reprodúktor), дина́мик (ru) m (dinámik), спи́кер (ru) m (spíker)
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic: зву̑чнӣк m

Roman: zvȗčnīk (sh) m
Slovak: reproduktor m
Slovene: zvočnik (sl) m
Spanish: altavoz (es) m, altoparlante (es) m (Am.)
Swedish: högtalare (sv) c
Tagalog: daktinig, palakas-tinig, altabos
Thai: ลำโพง (th) (lam-poong)
Turkish: hoparlör (tr), sesucaltan
Ukrainian: гучномо́вець m (hučnomóvecʹ), спі́кер m (spíker), дина́мік m (dynámik)
Vietnamese: loa (vi), máy phát thanh

encasing

Danish: højtaler (da)
Estonian: kõlar (et)
Finnish: kaiutin (fi), kajari (fi), kovaääninen (fi), ämyri (fi)
French: enceinte acoustique (fr) f
German: Lautsprecherbox f, Box (de) f
Hungarian: hangfal (hu)

Norwegian:
Bokmål: høgtaler m, høytaler (no) m, høyttaler m

Nynorsk: høgtalar m
Russian: громкоговори́тель (ru) m (gromkogovorítelʹ)
Swedish: högtalare (sv) c

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Translations to be checked

Esperanto: ^{(please verify)} laŭtparolilo

Italian: ^{(please verify)} altoparlante (it) m

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