webcast
gb/wˈɛbkˌæst/ us/wˈɛbkˌæst/
B2
Anglų
~ 9900
Reikšmės
0 reikšmių
Daiktavardis
B2
entity
1
audio or video show on the web
A program with sound or video that people watch or listen to on the internet, often while it is happening live.
Vartosenos šablonas:
a [webcast] of [an event]
Dažna klaida:
Learners sometimes confuse "webcast" with "podcast". A webcast usually includes video or a live event streamed over the internet, while a podcast is typically an audio program you download or stream on demand.
Another mistake is using it only for recordings. In modern use, a webcast can be live or recorded.
Sinonimai
livestream (Often stresses that the broadcast is happening in real time; commonly used both as a noun and a verb in casual tech and gaming contexts.)
|
online broadcast (More formal and descriptive; less common as a fixed term than "webcast" and may sound slightly technical.)
Antonimai
in-person event (An event that people attend physically, with no or little use of internet broadcasting.)
Kolokacijos
live webcast
|on-demand webcast
|watch the webcast
|host a webcast
|company webcast
|webcast event
Temos
technology
|media
|internet
|communication
|arts_entertainment
Pavyzdžiai
- The conference will offer a live webcast for people who cannot travel to the venue.
- Did you watch the company’s earnings webcast this morning?
- All training sessions are available later as an on-demand webcast on our website.
- The graduation ceremony was shared worldwide through a high-quality webcast.
- Many churches now provide a Sunday service webcast for members who stay at home.
Mokymuisi skirti pavyzdžiai
- I watched the product launch on a live webcast.
- The teacher sent us a link to the lecture webcast.
- You can see the concert webcast on the band’s website.
- Our company has a monthly webcast for all employees.
- They will post the webcast online after the event.
Veiksmažodis
C1
action
2
to broadcast online via the web
To show or play an event on the internet so that people can watch or listen from another place.
Vartosenos šablonas:
to webcast [an event]
Dažna klaida:
Learners are unsure about the past form. In practice, both "webcast" and "webcasted" are used as past tense and past participle (e.g., "The event was webcast live" or "The event was webcasted live"), but "was webcast" is more common in professional writing.
Another mistake is using "webcast" only for video; it can also refer to audio broadcasts over the internet.
Sinonimai
livestream (Very close in meaning but more common in everyday speech, especially in gaming, entertainment, and social media contexts.)
|
stream (Broader and more general; can refer to any continuous transmission of data, not only organized events.)
Antonimai
attend in person (Instead of sending the event over the internet, people are physically present at the place where it happens.)
Kolokacijos
webcast live
|webcast the event
|webcast to employees
|webcast worldwide
|plan to webcast
|be webcast online
Temos
technology
|media
|internet
|communication
|arts_entertainment
Pavyzdžiai
- The company will webcast the annual meeting live to all remote staff.
- They decided to webcast the concert so fans around the world could watch.
- The ceremony was webcast on the university’s homepage and archived for later viewing.
- We plan to webcast the training session for our international offices.
- The keynote speech will be webcast simultaneously in English and Spanish.
Mokymuisi skirti pavyzdžiai
- The school will webcast the graduation ceremony.
- They will webcast the match on their website.
- Our company will webcast the meeting for staff at home.
- The talk was webcast so everyone could see it.
- Next week they will webcast a live interview with the author.
Gramatika
Pagrindinė forma
webcast
IPA
GB/wˈɛbkˌæst/
US/wˈɛbkˌæst/
Skiemenys ir kirčiavimas
web - cast (2 skiemenys)
Stress on 1st syllable (web)
Žodžio formos
Noun
- Base: webcast
- Plural: webcasts
Verb
- Base: webcast
- 3rd Person Singular: webcasts
- Present Participle: webcasting
- Past: webcasted
- Past Participle: webcasted
Žodžių šeima
Forms
webcasts
noun
webcasting
verb
webcasted
verb
Related words
webcaster
noun
broadcast
verb B1
Posakiai
company webcast
1/kˈʌmpəni wˈɛbkˌæst/
fixed phrase
corporate-produced online broadcast
A webcast that a company makes to share information with workers, investors, or customers.
Pavyzdžiai
- Employees were invited to join a company webcast about the new strategy.
- The CEO answered questions from shareholders during the company webcast.
host a webcast
1/hˈoʊst ə wˈɛbkˌæst/
fixed phrase
organize and present a webcast
To plan, run, and present a webcast for people to watch.
Pavyzdžiai
- Our marketing team will host a webcast to introduce the new product line.
- The university plans to host a webcast with experts to answer students’ questions.
live webcast
1/lˈaɪv wˈɛbkˌæst/
fixed phrase
a webcast happening in real time
A webcast that people watch or listen to at the same time the event is happening.
Pavyzdžiai
- The awards show will be available as a live webcast tomorrow night.
- Due to limited seating, we’re offering a live webcast for anyone who wants to follow the presentation from home.
on-demand webcast
1/ˈɔn dɪmˈænd wˈɛbkˌæst/
fixed phrase
a webcast you can watch anytime
A webcast that is recorded so people can start and watch it at any time they want.
Pavyzdžiai
- If you miss the live session, an on-demand webcast will be posted on our website.
- The training is available as an on-demand webcast, so employees can watch it when it suits them.
webcast live
1/wˈɛbkˌæst lˈɪv/
fixed phrase
to send an event as it happens
To show an event on the internet at the same time it is happening.
Pavyzdžiai
- The concert will be webcast live from New York.
- The panel discussion was webcast live to thousands of viewers around the world.