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young audience - translation to italian
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
The Audience; Audience (song)
young audience
un pubblico giovane
target audience
INTENDED OR IDEAL RECIPIENT OF A MESSAGE OR ARTISTIC EXPRESSION
Target group; Advertising market; Target demographic; Intended audience
il pubblico obiettivo (il pubblico segnato che lo scopo di un progetto)
young master
1980 FILM BY JACKIE CHAN
Young Master
il figlio del padrone
Definition
audience
n.
interview
1) to give, grant an audience
2) to receive; seek an audience with
3) at an audience
group of spectators
4) to attract, draw an audience
5) to electrify, grip, move, stir, sway an audience
6) an appreciative, enthusiastic, responsive; cold, passive, unresponsive; sympathetic; unsympathetic audience
7) a capacity; captive; live; mass; select, standing-room-only; studio audience
Wikipedia
Audience (disambiguation)
An audience is:
- a person or group of (usually) people viewing a show (film, play, performance)
- the group to which a work—such as a publication, performance, or work of art—is directed. Target audience.
Audience or The Audience may also refer to:
- Audience (meeting), a formal meeting between a head of state and another person
- Audience measurement
Examples of use of young audience
1. While the music in the commercials was also likely to appeal to a young audience.
2. Hip hop has also been criticised for promoting homophobia and racism to an impressionable young audience.
3. Advertisement Orlev came prepared with numerous arguments to mollify his moderate Orthodox young audience.
4. Instead, it‘s about producing work that‘s funny, reassuring – and, thus, empowering – for a young audience.
5. Nor does it mean that we fail with every young audience.