viewership
gb/vjˈuɚʃˌɪp/ us/vjˈuɚʃˌɪp/
C1
Inglês
Acepções
0 acepção
Substantivo
C1
quantity
1
number of people watching
the number of people who watch a show, video, channel, or event
Padrão de uso:
[something]'s viewership; viewership of [something]
Erro comum:
Do not use viewership for one person; say a viewer. Viewership is usually uncountable.
Sinônimos
audience size (clearer and more general; focuses on how large the audience is)
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ratings (often refers specifically to measured television or media popularity)
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audience figures (emphasizes reported numbers or statistics)
Antônimos
nonviewership (rare; the state or number of people not watching)
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lack of viewers (plain phrase meaning very few or no people are watching)
Colocações
TV viewership
|online viewership
|streaming viewership
|viewership figures
|viewership numbers
|viewership data
|viewership ratings
|boost viewership
|increase viewership
|declining viewership
Temas
media
|television
|streaming
|entertainment
|business
Exemplos
- The finale drew the highest viewership of the season.
- Viewership of live sports has shifted from cable TV to streaming platforms.
- The network canceled the show after viewership fell for three years in a row.
Exemplos para estudantes
- The show has high viewership.
- Viewership increased after the video went viral.
Substantivo
C1
entity
2
people who watch content
the group of people who watch a show, channel, or kind of content
Padrão de uso:
[something]'s viewership; a viewership of [type of people]
Erro comum:
Use audience more often in everyday speech; viewership is common when discussing media data or trends.
Sinônimos
audience (more common and broader; can refer to viewers, listeners, or readers)
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viewers (plain plural noun for the individual people watching)
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fan base (suggests loyal supporters rather than all viewers)
Antônimos
nonviewers (people who do not watch the program or content)
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potential audience (people who could watch but are not necessarily current viewers)
Colocações
younger viewership
|global viewership
|core viewership
|target viewership
|loyal viewership
|female viewership
|sports viewership
|news viewership
Temas
media
|television
|streaming
|audiences
|marketing
Exemplos
- The channel's viewership is younger than that of its main competitors.
- The documentary found a large international viewership after it was released online.
- Advertisers are interested in the podcast's video viewership because it is highly engaged.
Exemplos para estudantes
- The channel has a young viewership.
- The film reached a global viewership.
Gramática
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viewership
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GB/vjˈuɚʃˌɪp/
US/vjˈuɚʃˌɪp/
Sílabas e tonicidade
view - er - ship (3 sílabas)
Stress on 1st syllable (view)
Formas da palavra
Noun
- Base: viewership
- Plural: viewerships
Expressões
average viewership
1/ˈævɚɪd͡ʒ vjˈuɚʃˌɪp/
fixed phrase
typical viewer number
the usual number of people watching over a period of time
Exemplos
- The show maintained average viewership of about six million per episode.
- Average viewership dropped after the series moved to a later time slot.
- The league's average viewership rose sharply on streaming services.
peak viewership
1/pˈik vjˈuɚʃˌɪp/
fixed phrase
highest viewer level
the highest number of people watching at one time
Exemplos
- The livestream reached peak viewership during the final match.
- Peak viewership for the awards show was lower than last year.
- The platform reported peak viewership of more than two million concurrent users.
viewership figures
1/vjˈuɚʃˌɪp fˈɪɡjɚz/
fixed phrase
reported viewer numbers
numbers that show how many people watched something
Exemplos
- The broadcaster released viewership figures for the debate the next morning.
- Early viewership figures suggest that the series is performing well on streaming platforms.
- Advertisers will study the viewership figures before buying more commercial slots.