readership
/ˈriːdəʃɪp/noun
उच्चारण रीडशिप
पाठक-संख्या, पाठक-वर्ग
Core word
noun
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[C, usually singular]
the number or type of people who read a particular newspaper, magazine or book
पाठक-संख्या, पाठक-वर्ग
- The newspaper has a readership of over two million.
- The magazine is aimed at a young readership.
- The magazine has a readership of mostly college students.
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- The paper is trying to widen its readership in rural areas.
- Online editions have increased the readership of local news.
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[C] ~ (in sth) British
the position of a senior university teacher just below a professor
(विश्वविद्यालय में) रीडर का पद
- She was appointed to a readership in physics.
- After ten years of research, Dr Mehta was promoted to a readership at the university.
- He holds a readership in economics at a leading university.
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- She was offered a readership after publishing her research.
- A readership ranks below a chair in the university.
§Grammar and usage
Usage: readership is used for newspapers and books, while viewership is used for television and audience for a live event.
Usage में readership का प्रयोग अखबारों और किताबों के लिए होता है, जबकि viewership टेलीविज़न के लिए और audience किसी live कार्यक्रम के लिए प्रयोग होता है।