Collocations for viewer - noun
ADJ.
television/TV | armchair
While fewer people are attending football matches, armchair viewers are growing in number.
While fewer people are attending football matches, armchair viewers are growing in number.
VERB + VIEWER
attract, pull (in)
The evening news is to change its serious image in a bid to attract more viewers.
The evening news is to change its serious image in a bid to attract more viewers.
be a hit with
The new sitcom has been a smash hit with viewers.
The new sitcom has been a smash hit with viewers.
inform, tell
The announcer informed viewers that programmes would be running late.
The announcer informed viewers that programmes would be running late.
entertain | outrage, shock
a major new drama series that looks set to shock television viewers
a major new drama series that looks set to shock television viewers
VIEWER + VERB
see sth, watch sth
BBC viewers saw the prime minister lose his cool on last night''s ‘Question Time’. | It is estimated that four million viewers watched the programme.
BBC viewers saw the prime minister lose his cool on last night''s ‘Question Time’. | It is estimated that four million viewers watched the programme.
switch (between) channels, switch off | phone in, write in
Hundreds of viewers phoned in to complain after the show.
Hundreds of viewers phoned in to complain after the show.