to aircheck
- verb
- /ˈɛrˌtʃɛk/
- Jargon
- Producers often aircheck live broadcasts to review them later for highlights.
Examples
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She learned how to aircheck her own radio segments for her portfolio.
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I need to aircheck the latest show.
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The station manager asked the team to aircheck the morning show for quality control.
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She airchecked the broadcast yesterday.
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The station manager asked the team to aircheck the morning show for quality control.
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Producers often aircheck live broadcasts to review them later for highlights.
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She learned how to aircheck her own radio segments for her portfolio.
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Etymology
The verb aircheck is built from air (a show 'on the air') and check ('to examine' or 'test'). To aircheck means to make a recording of a live broadcast so you can review it or use it for promotion later.