read-aloud

noun
UK /ˌriːd əˈlaʊd/
US /ˌriːd əˈlaʊd/

A read-aloud is when someone reads a book out loud so other people can listen.

Every night, Dad does a read-aloud before bedtime.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. An event or class activity where a book is read aloud to a group.

The librarian hosted a read-aloud in the children's section.

3. A book chosen to be read aloud to others.

She picked a funny read-aloud for the first day of school.

4. A feature that reads text out loud on a device.

Turn on the read-aloud setting to hear the article.