Definition of co-host - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
event hostingshare the role of hosting or organizing with another person
- They will co-host the awards ceremony together.
2.
mediajointly present a television or radio show
- She will co-host the morning show with him.
Noun
joint hostperson sharing hosting duties with another
- She was the co-host of the morning show.
Origin of co-host
English, co (together) + host (presenter)
Examples of co-host in a sentence
Two countries will co-host the international conference. He agreed to co-host the charity event on Saturday. They will co-host a new podcast series together. He became a co-host for the popular podcast. The award show had a famous actor as a co-host.
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- French:coanimer, co-animateur, ...
- German:gemeinsam moderieren, Co-Moderator, ...
- Italian:presentare insieme, co-conduttore, ...
- Spanish:copresentar, copresentador, ...
- Portuguese:coorganizar, coapresentador, ...
- Chinese:共同主持, 联合主持人, ...
- Japanese:共同で司会する, 共同司会者, ...
- Arabic:شارَكَ في اِسْتِضافَةِ, مُقَدِّم مُشارِك, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַנְחוֹת בְּמֻשְׁתָּף, מַנְחֶה שֻׁתָּף, ...
- Russian:совместно вести, соведущий, ...
- Ukrainian:співвести, співведучий, ...
- Hindi:सह-मेज़बानी करना, सह-मेज़बान, ...
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