American English
/pʰɹiˈzɛn.tɚ/
3 syllables · Stress the second syllable.
A person who introduces and leads a television or radio program, or leads a public event.
“Presenter” is pronounced /pʰɹiˈzɛn.tɚ/, with the stress on the middle syllable.
A person who introduces and leads a television or radio program, or leads a public event.
The presenter introduced the guests on the morning show.
The presenter welcomed the audience at the awards ceremony.
In American English, host is often more natural for a person who leads a TV or radio program.
TV presenter · news presenter
a presenter on + program
the presenter of + program/event
A person who gives a talk and explains information to an audience.
The presenter explained the results clearly.
Maria was the presenter at our team meeting.
conference presenter · lead presenter · experienced presenter · confident presenter
a presenter at + conference/meeting
the presenter of + talk
A person who officially gives an award or another item to someone.
The presenter handed the trophy to the winner.
She was the presenter of the lifetime-achievement award.
award presenter · ceremony presenter
the presenter of + award
the presenter handed + award + to + winner