co-anchor

co-anchor
co-anchor {{}}American{{}}
1 noun
co-présentateur(trice) m,f
2 transitive verb
co-présenter;
the show will be co-anchored by Elizabeth Lewis and Steve Warwick Elizabeth Lewis co-présentera l'émission avec Steve Warwick

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