Examples of using The listener in English and their translations into Slovak
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                        Colloquial
                    
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                        Official
                    
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                        Medicine
                    
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                        Financial
                    
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                        Official/political
                    
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                        Computer
                    
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                        Programming
                    
No reply from the listener.
The listener is not stupid; they understand.
He knows how to engage the listener.
The listener will never know what to expect.”.
What can you do for the listener?
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The listener should be able to understand your views/thoughts clearly.
Still no response from the listener.
Let the listener decide what he or she wants to hear more about.
It's not pleasant for the listener.
You will impress the listener and build momentum for your next encounter.
They know how to surprise the listener.
What would you say to the listener putting on the  CD for the  first time?
What are the  benefits to the listener?
Not trying to wow the listener, or even herself.
My aim is always to surprise the listener.
It relies heavily on the listener's intuition.
In so doing, it creates expectations for the listener.
This allows you to keep the listener in constant tension.
Interesting and more challenging for the listener.
Lyrics Pampa- a conversation with the listener, music- a call to the  movement.
Its goal is to show, motivate, or convince the listener.
I would say it depends on what the listener's taste is like.
They have an underlying deep meaning and a profound effect on the listener.
We don't really talk about what the listener might like.
If you cannot follow you, the  tension increases with the listener.
Focus on the  benefits to the listener.
She just has a positive energy that comes through to the listener.
This creates an expectation in the listener.
Reich believes thatmusical processes should be identifiable be the listener.
Conventional keyboards in the  past had their sounds designed primarily for the listener.