broadcast
gb/bɹˈɔdkˌæst/ us/bɹˈɔdkˌæst/
A2
Engelsk
~ 3900
közvetít, sugároz, adás, közvetítés, szétkürtöl, hangoztat, közzétesz, szórva vet, kiszór
UDSAGNSORD
B1
1
Brugsmønster:
to broadcast [something] on [medium]
The station will broadcast the football match live on Saturday.
Az adó szombaton élőben közvetíti a futballmeccset.
They broadcast the president’s speech across all major networks.
Az elnök beszédét az összes jelentős csatornán közvetítették.
The company plans to broadcast a new drama series next month.
BBC Radio 4 will broadcast the concert tonight.
The news channel broadcast images from the scene immediately.
Læringseksempler
They will broadcast the game on TV.
A meccset a tévében fogják közvetíteni.
The radio will broadcast music all day.
A rádió egész nap zenét fog sugározni.
We broadcast the news every morning.
She will broadcast her show online.
The channel will broadcast a movie tonight.
Typisk fejl:
Learners sometimes confuse 'broadcast' with 'publish'; 'publish' is for books, articles, or online posts, not live or scheduled audio/video transmissions.
Betydning
Transmit audio or video publicly
Ordforbindelser
broadcast live
|broadcast nationwide
|broadcast on television
|broadcast over the internet
|broadcast news
Synonymer
transmit (More technical; often used in telecommunications contexts beyond media.)
|
air (Informal media term, especially for television and radio.)
Antonymer
receive (Opposite in the sense of getting rather than sending a signal or program.)
Temaer
media
|technology
|communication
|arts_entertainment
Definition
To send out sound or pictures to many people through TV, radio, or the internet.
To send out a program, message, or other content to the public via radio, television, or the internet.
NAVNEORD
A2
2
adás
A2
közvetítés
B1
The news broadcast was interrupted by a weather warning.
A híradót időjárási figyelmeztetés szakította meg.
Last night’s broadcast attracted millions of viewers.
A tegnap esti adás több millió nézőt vonzott.
They repeated the broadcast later in the evening.
The live broadcast lasted for three hours.
That broadcast was watched around the world.
Læringseksempler
I heard the news on a radio broadcast.
Egy rádióadásban hallottam a híreket.
The TV broadcast was very interesting.
A tévéadás nagyon érdekes volt.
We watched a live broadcast of the concert.
The broadcast starts at 8 p.m.
She listened to a weather broadcast.
Typisk fejl:
Learners sometimes use 'broadcast' to mean 'channel'; a channel is the station, a broadcast is the specific program or transmission.
Betydning
Program sent to public via media
Ordforbindelser
live broadcast
|news broadcast
|television broadcast
|radio broadcast
Synonymer
program (General term for scheduled media content; not limited to live transmissions.)
|
show (Informal; refers more to entertainment than informational broadcasts.)
Antonymer
private recording (Not intended for public transmission.)
Temaer
media
|entertainment
|communication
|technology
|arts_entertainment
Definition
A show or message on TV, radio, or the internet for many people.
A radio, television, or internet program that is sent out for people to listen to or watch.
UDSAGNSORD
B2
3
Brugsmønster:
to broadcast [information/news] to [people/group]
She didn’t want to broadcast her problems to the whole office.
Nem akarta az egész irodában szétkürtölni a problémáit.
He broadcast his resignation on social media.
A közösségi médiában tette közzé a lemondását.
Stop broadcasting every detail of your life online.
They broadcast their engagement news to all their friends instantly.
Læringseksempler
He likes to broadcast his opinions online.
Szereti az interneten hangoztatni a véleményét.
She does not want to broadcast her bad news.
Nem akarja szétkürtölni a rossz hírt.
They broadcast their wedding date to everyone.
Do not broadcast my secret to other people.
Typisk fejl:
Learners may confuse this with 'post'; while similar in social media contexts, 'broadcast' emphasizes wide reach and public sharing.
Betydning
Spread information widely
Ordforbindelser
broadcast a message
|broadcast your feelings
|broadcast personal details
Synonymer
announce (Usually formal or official; not necessarily as wide-reaching.)
|
publicize (Often used for promoting events or information; can imply deliberate marketing.)
Antonymer
conceal (To keep information secret instead of sharing it widely.)
Temaer
communication
|social
|relationships
Definition
To tell a lot of people something, often something personal.
To tell many people something, especially personal or private information.
UDSAGNSORD
C1
TECHNICAL
4
szórva vet
C1
kiszór
B1
Brugsmønster:
to broadcast [seeds/grain] over [area]
Farmers used to broadcast seed by hand before modern machinery.
A modern gépek megjelenése előtt a gazdák kézzel, szórva vetették el a magot.
They broadcast fertilizer across the field.
Kiszórták a műtrágyát az egész szántóföldre.
The gardener broadcast grass seed evenly over the lawn.
Læringseksempler
Farmers broadcast seeds in the field.
A gazdák szórva vetik el a magokat a szántóföldön.
He will broadcast grass seeds in his yard.
Szórva veti majd el a fűmagot az udvarán.
They broadcast seeds by hand.
Typisk fejl:
Learners may not realize this is a specialized agricultural meaning unrelated to media or information sharing.
Betydning
Scatter seeds over an area
Ordforbindelser
broadcast seed
|broadcast fertilizer
Synonymer
scatter (General term for throwing things loosely over an area; not limited to agriculture.)
Antonymer
plant in rows (Opposite method of sowing seeds in organized lines.)
Temaer
agriculture
|nature
|daily_life
Definition
To throw seeds over a field so they land everywhere, not in lines.
To scatter seeds widely over an area rather than planting them in rows.
Grammatik
Opslagsform
broadcast
IPA
GB/bɹˈɔdkˌæst/
US/bɹˈɔdkˌæst/
Stavelser og tryk
broad - cast (2 stavelser)
Stress on 1st syllable (broad)
Ordformer
Noun
- Base: broadcast
- Plural: broadcasts
Verb
- Base: broadcast
- 3rd Person Singular: broadcasts
- Present Participle: broadcasting
- Past: broadcasted
- Past Participle: broadcast
Ordfamilie
Forms
broadcasts
noun
broadcasting
verb
broadcasted
verb
Core family
broadcaster
noun B2
Related words
rebroadcast
verb
Vigtige punkter
- Irregular past participle: broadcast Verb
Udtryk
broadcast live
1/bɹˈɔdkˌæst lˈɪv/
fixed phrase
Send out program as it happens
To send out TV, radio, or online content while it is happening.
Eksempler
- They will broadcast live from the stadium at 8 p.m.
- The concert was broadcast live around the world.
live broadcast
2/lˈaɪv bɹˈɔdkˌæst/
fixed phrase
Program shown as it happens
A TV, radio, or online show that is sent out while it is happening.
Eksempler
- The awards ceremony will be shown in a live broadcast tonight.
- They watched a live broadcast of the parade from their phones.
news broadcast
3/njˈuz bɹˈɔdkˌæst/
fixed phrase
Program presenting current events
A TV, radio, or online show that tells people about recent events in the world.
Eksempler
- I heard about the storm on the morning news broadcast.
- Last night’s news broadcast covered the election results.