read-aloud
nounUK /ˌriːd əˈlaʊd/
US /ˌriːd əˈlaʊd/
A read-aloud is when someone reads a book out loud so other people can hear it.
The teacher does a read-aloud every morning after breakfast.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. An adjective describing something meant to be read out loud.
The class chose a read-aloud poem for the assembly.
3. A digital feature that speaks written text aloud.
She turned on the read-aloud option so the app could read the article to her.
4. A session or event where a text is read to an audience.
The library hosts a family read-aloud on Saturday mornings.