Pronunciation

/bˈrɒdkɑːst/

Definitions

Noun

1. Broadcast (noun): The act of transmitting or sending out radio, television, or other electronic signals to a large audience simultaneously.

   • Definition: The program or content that is transmitted over the airwaves or through digital platforms.
   • Example: “The news will be broadcast on all major channels tonight.”

2. Broadcasting (noun): The process of producing and transmitting content for public reception, often via radio, television, or the internet.

   • Definition: The method by which audio or video content is sent out to a wide audience.
   • Example: “Radio broadcasting has been a staple of entertainment for decades.”

Verb

1. Broadcast (verb): To transmit or send out (a program, signal, or information) to a large audience, often electronically.

   • Definition: To air a show, announce, or make something available to many listeners or viewers.
   • Example: “The station will broadcast a live concert next week.”

2. To broadcast oneself (verb): To share one’s thoughts, opinions, or activities publicly, often through social media or online platforms.

   • Definition: To put out content or messages for others to see or hear.
   • Example: “She regularly broadcasts her fitness journey on Instagram.”

Phrases

• “Broadcast news” refers to televised or radio news reports.
• “Live broadcast” means a transmission happening in real-time.
• “Scheduled broadcast” is a planned program airing at a specific time.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “The annual marathon was broadcast live across the country.”
• Verb: “The radio station decided to broadcast a new podcast series.”
• To broadcast: “He will broadcast his thoughts on climate change on the local radio show.”

Synonyms

• Air (broadcast)
• Transmit
• Broadcast out
• Stream
• Airwave transmission
• Public dissemination