broadcaster
gb/bɹˈɔdkˌæstɚ/ us/bɹˈɔdkˌæstɚ/
B2
英语
~ 8000
műsorvezető, kommentátor, műsorszolgáltató, csatorna, szórógép, szórókocsi
名词
B2
1
műsorvezető
B1
kommentátor
B2
用法模式：
a broadcaster covers [an event] on [radio/TV/online]
The sports broadcaster lost his voice after calling the entire game in freezing weather.
A sportkommentátor elvesztette a hangját, miután fagyos időben végigközvetítette az egész mérkőzést.
She worked as a radio broadcaster before moving into television news.
Rádiós műsorvezetőként dolgozott, mielőtt a televíziós hírműsorokhoz került.
The live broadcaster interacted with viewers in real time through the chat window.
As a political broadcaster, he tries to explain complex issues in simple language.
The young broadcaster became famous for her calm coverage during the emergency.
学习者例句
The broadcaster spoke clearly during the news.
A műsorvezető érthetően beszélt a híradóban.
He wants to be a sports broadcaster on TV.
Sportkommentátor szeretne lenni a tévében.
The radio broadcaster reads the traffic report every morning.
I listened to a broadcaster talk about the weather.
The online broadcaster answered questions from viewers.
常见错误：
Learners sometimes say *"He is a broadcast"* when they mean *"He is a broadcaster"*. "Broadcast" is usually a noun or verb for the program or the action, while "broadcaster" is the person. Learners may also confuse "broadcaster" and "journalist"; a journalist gathers and writes or reports news, while a broadcaster is specifically the on-air person presenting it.
含义
person who presents broadcast programs
搭配
sports broadcaster
|radio broadcaster
|television broadcaster
|news broadcaster
|live broadcaster
|online broadcaster
近义词
presenter (Often used in British English for someone who hosts a TV or radio show; does not always suggest live transmission to a mass audience.)
|
announcer (Focuses more on reading information or introducing programs, while a broadcaster may also analyze, host, or comment.)
反义词
listener (Describes someone who receives the program instead of presenting it.)
主题
media
|jobs
|communication
|arts_entertainment
|work
释义
A person who speaks or hosts on radio, TV, or live online shows for many people to watch or listen to.
A person who presents, narrates, or hosts programs that are transmitted to a large audience via radio, television, or online streaming platforms.
名词
B2
2
csatorna
A2
用法模式：
a broadcaster airs [a program/event]
The national broadcaster will air the election debate live on all its channels.
A nemzeti műsorszolgáltató élőben közvetíti a választási vitát az összes csatornáján.
Several major broadcasters competed for the rights to show the World Cup.
Több nagy műsorszolgáltató versengett a világbajnokság közvetítési jogaiért.
The public broadcaster is funded mainly through license fees and government support.
Smaller broadcasters struggle to survive in a market dominated by global streaming platforms.
The state broadcaster apologized after the program broke its own editorial rules.
学习者例句
The broadcaster will show the football match tonight.
A csatorna ma este közvetíti a futballmérkőzést.
A big broadcaster bought the rights to the game.
Egy nagy műsorszolgáltató megvette a mérkőzés közvetítési jogait.
Our public broadcaster has no commercials.
The new broadcaster started an English news channel.
Many people complain when a broadcaster cancels a popular show.
常见错误：
Learners often confuse "broadcaster", "channel", and "station". A "broadcaster" is the organization or company, a "channel" is one specific service from that company (for example, a TV channel), and a "station" is usually one physical radio or TV outlet. In writing, learners sometimes say *"broadcast company"* when native speakers more often say *"broadcaster"* or *"broadcasting company"*.
含义
company or channel that broadcasts
搭配
public broadcaster
|commercial broadcaster
|national broadcaster
|major broadcaster
|local broadcaster
|rights-holding broadcaster
近义词
network (Common in American English for a large TV or radio company; slightly broader and does not always emphasize the act of broadcasting itself.)
|
channel (Focuses more on the specific frequency or station, while "broadcaster" highlights the organization behind it.)
反义词
narrowcaster (A more technical term for a service that targets a very small or specialized audience, unlike a broadcaster that reaches a general mass audience.)
主题
media
|business
|communication
|arts_entertainment
|technology
释义
A TV, radio, or online company or channel that sends out shows for many people to watch or listen to.
A radio, television, or online media organization or channel that produces and transmits programs to the public.
名词
C1
TECHNICAL
3
szórógép
C1
szórókocsi
B2
用法模式：
a broadcaster spreads [seed/fertilizer] over [a field]
The farmer used a broadcaster to apply fertilizer evenly across the field.
A gazda szórógépet használt, hogy egyenletesen kijuttassa a műtrágyát a föld teljes területén.
A small seed broadcaster can save a lot of time on large lawns.
Egy kis fűmagszóró sok időt takaríthat meg nagy gyepfelületeken.
Modern broadcasters are designed to reduce waste and improve accuracy when spreading grain.
Before planting, they passed a broadcaster over the land to distribute grass seed.
The technician adjusted the broadcaster so it would not throw fertilizer onto the road.
学习者例句
He pulled a small broadcaster to spread grass seed on the lawn.
Egy kis szórókocsit húzott maga után, hogy fűmagot szórjon a gyepre.
The farmer filled the broadcaster with fertilizer.
A gazda műtrágyával töltötte meg a szórógépet.
This broadcaster throws the seed in all directions.
They use a broadcaster to cover the whole field quickly.
The old broadcaster was broken, so they could not spread the seeds.
含义
machine that spreads seed or fertilizer
搭配
seed broadcaster
|fertilizer broadcaster
|mechanical broadcaster
|tractor-mounted broadcaster
近义词
spreader (A more general term for any device that spreads material; "broadcaster" specifically suggests wide, broadcast-style distribution.)
主题
agriculture
|technology
|nature
|science
|work
释义
A farm machine that throws seeds or fertilizer over a large area of land so they are spread out evenly.
An agricultural tool or machine that distributes seeds, fertilizer, or similar materials over the ground in a wide, even pattern.
语法
词典原形
broadcaster
IPA
GB/bɹˈɔdkˌæstɚ/
US/bɹˈɔdkˌæstɚ/
音节与重音
broad - caster （2 个音节）
Stress on 1st syllable (broad)
词形变化
Noun
- Base: broadcaster
- Plural: broadcasters
词族
Forms
broadcasters
noun
Core family
broadcast
verb B1
broadcasting
noun
Advanced or less common
rebroadcast
verb
相关表达
commercial broadcaster
1/kəmˈɚʃəl bɹˈɔdkˌæstɚ/
fixed phrase
advertising-funded broadcasting company
A TV or radio company that makes money mainly from ads and other business activities.
例句
- Commercial broadcasters depend on high ratings to attract advertisers.
- Unlike the public channel, the commercial broadcaster showed several long ad breaks during the movie.
- New rules limit how many junk-food ads commercial broadcasters can show to children.
national broadcaster
1/nˈæʃnəl bɹˈɔdkˌæstɚ/
fixed phrase
countrywide TV or radio organization
A TV or radio company that makes programs for the whole country, not just one city or region.
例句
- The national broadcaster will simulcast the ceremony on radio and television.
- For many years, the national broadcaster was the only TV station in the country.
- The documentary won an award after being shown on the national broadcaster.
public broadcaster
1/pˈʌblɪk bɹˈɔdkˌæstɚ/
fixed phrase
publicly funded broadcasting organization
A TV or radio company that is paid for by the public or the government and is supposed to serve everyone, not just to make profit.
例句
- The public broadcaster is required by law to be politically independent.
- Many people trust the public broadcaster more than commercial news channels.
- The government reduced funding for the public broadcaster last year.
state broadcaster
1/stˈeɪt bɹˈɔdkˌæstɚ/
fixed phrase
government-owned broadcasting organization
A TV or radio company that is owned or strongly controlled by the government.
例句
- The state broadcaster repeated the government's message without criticism.
- Foreign news channels accused the state broadcaster of hiding key information.
- In some countries, the state broadcaster is the only TV station allowed to operate.