broadcasting
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3.0
- noun
- /ˈbrɔːdˌkæstɪŋ/
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radiodifusión
- She has always dreamed of a career in broadcasting as a television presenter.
- television broadcasting
Now, in terms of broadcasting, you feel a fraud?
- Now, in terms of broadcasting, you feel a fraud?
- It's like I take, I take podcasting and broadcasting very seriously.
- She, her goal was to be in the sports broadcasting part of the business.
- So when when I was retiring, first of all, the way I got into broadcasting was I was still playing.
Examples
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We are going to have a wonderful panel this afternoon, and of course, our topic is, does public broadcasting have a future?
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I'm preparing to enter the exciting world of broadcasting.
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She, her goal was to be in the sports broadcasting part of the business.
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Reading led me to a love of words, which continues in my broadcasting.
Academic text (1998) -
For one, I dream of working in a magazine, a newspaper company, or a broadcasting network.
Blog text (7) -
I went into broadcasting, I thought I was gonna do news... ...public affairs... ...something meaningful.
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That was my first year in broadcasting, and I showed a lot of real room empathy for the poor guy.
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I argued at the seminar that I thought most broadcasting coverage on climate change was awful.
Blog text (22) -
If you're serious about pursuing a broadcasting career, here are some game-winning tips to build your career.
Blog text (2) -
Laeann Amos is one of the most promising and prolific talents in broadcasting and entertainment media today.
Blog text (9)
Compounds
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2.7
A business that runs stations that send out TV or radio programs to people
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Broadcasting comes from the old farming phrase broad 'wide' + cast 'to throw', which described spreading seeds far and wide. That image of 'sending out' explains why working in broadcasting means sending your voice or programs out to lots of people.