broadcasting
broadcast
noun
uk /ˈbrɔːd.kɑːst/ us /ˈbrɑːd.kæst/
[ C ]
a television or radio programme: 电视节目；广播节目
radio broadcast Television and radio broadcasts were interrupted by an earthquake warning.
television broadcast People were able to follow the trial via a live television broadcast.
live broadcast We watched a live broadcast of the concert.我们观看了音乐会的现场直播。
news broadcast Millions tuned in to hear the news broadcast.
[ U ]
the act of sending out a programme on television or radio:
The broadcast of the interview offended many people.
for broadcastThey recorded the speech for broadcast.
This week's broadcast features a report on victims of domestic violence.本周广播节目里有一则关于家庭暴力受害者的特别报道。
This evening there will be a live broadcast of the debate.今晚将现场直播这场辩论。
Is this a live broadcast, or was it prerecorded?这个节目是现场直播还是录播的？
To them, the broadcast of such an image on television is wrong.
The report was being prepared for broadcast.
This part of the footage is not for broadcast.

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Broadcasting: programmes & other broadcasts
action replay
binge-watch
blooper
breakfast television
breaking news
commentary
game show
God slot
green screen
hate-watch
headline
radio broadcast
reality show
reality TV
rerun
rom com
sketch
syndicate
vox pop
webcast

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Broadcasting in general
broadcast
adjective
USuk /ˈbrɔːd.kɑːst/ us /ˈbrɑːd.kæst/(UKterrestrial)
A broadcast station is a television station sent out from the ground rather than using satellites.无线电（或电视）广播的

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Broadcasting: television
aerial
autotune
best boy
boob tube
breakfast television
cable television
goggle-box
HD
HDTV
high def
high definition
linear
receiver
reception
reveal
square-eyed
subtitler
telegenic
Teletext
televised

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Broadcasting in general

broadcast | American Dictionary

broadcast
verb
us/ˈbrɔdˌkæst/past tense and past participlebroadcast or broadcasted
to send out sound or pictures that are carried over distances using radio waves:
[ T ]The game will be broadcast live on ESPN.
[ T ]fig.infml Please don’t broadcast (= tell everyone) that I’m having an operation.

broadcasting

noun[ U ]us/ˈbrɔdˌkæs·tɪŋ/
He’s looking for a job in broadcasting.
broadcast
noun[ C ]
us/ˈbrɔdˌkæst/
a television or radio program:
a news broadcast

broadcast | Business English

broadcast
verb[ I or T ]
 COMMUNICATIONSuk /ˈbrɔːdkɑːst/ us /ˈbrɔːdˌkæst/broadcast | US alsobroadcasted | broadcast | US alsobroadcasted
to send out a programme on television or radio, or over the internet:
The company's final-quarter results will be broadcast live over the internet on May 27.
broadcast sth on sthHer speech was broadcast live on national TV.

broadcasting

noun[ U ]
He has had a long career in broadcasting.
broadcast
noun[ C ]
 COMMUNICATIONSuk /ˈbrɔːdkɑːst/ us /ˈbrɔːdˌkæst/
a television or radio programme:
a radio/television broadcast
We watched a live broadcast of the event.
broadcast
adjective[ before noun ]
 COMMUNICATIONSuk /ˈbrɔːdkɑːst/ us /ˈbrɔːdˌkæst/
relating to the activity of making programmes for television or radio:
broadcast business/industry

Examples of broadcast

broadcast
Their frequency in print and broadcast media fell dramatically during the 1980s and since.
Each pattern is broadcast through the brain by divergent-convergent axon projections.
Note that the assumption of communication being common knowledge is not violated because messages are assumed to be broadcasted to all the agents.
These objects were normally placed on the roof of a building and broadcast to an interior space of this building.
Propelled by initial commercial success from this private domain, songs were rapidly "cleaned up" in order to achieve approval for public broadcast and performance.
The experience of watching a television broadcast is far less involving.
This can be achieved either by an effective broadcast on a local network or by connecting to a directory.
Programmes were shared out across respective musical styles, and the most popular performers were broadcast every couple of weeks.
14 james t. hamilton were discussed on local television news broadcasts.
This prosodic model was trained using the prosodic features obtained from 700,000 words of broadcast news transcripts.
Attested examples are from various sources, including printed news media, radio and television broadcasts, overheard conversations, and the internet.
The views of these scholars have been discussed in newspapers and been broadcast on television.
There is also more news because it is collected globally and broadcast almost instantaneously.
Most farmers broadcast uniformly, particularly in season two, so emergence and establishment were good and numbers of yield components generated were not limiting.
Delusions of thought alienation (thought insertion, withdrawal or broadcast) were present in 6 (13n3 %) and somatic passivity in 3 (6n7 %).
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Collocations withbroadcast

broadcast

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analogue broadcast
Given the clear benefits, the question is not whether we switch off analogue broadcasts—that case has been made—but when.
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