English to Shona Meaning of presenter - presenter

Presenter :
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Definitions of presenter in English
Noun
Examples of presenter in English
(1) a TV presenter(2) the presenter of the programme
Related Phrases of presenter
(1) radio presenter ::
redhiyo presenter
Synonyms
Noun
3. donor ::
Anenge apa wacho anoderedzerwa
4. giver ::
mupi
English to Shona Dictionary: presenter

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