broadcast

broadcast
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noun
ADJECTIVE
radio, television
cable, satellite
digital, Web
live
outside
election, news, party political (BrE), religious
digital
network (esp. AmE)

There is pressure to cancel the network broadcast of the movie.

VERB + BROADCAST
make

The president made a radio broadcast to mark the end of the war.

hear, see, watch
receive
PREPOSITION
in a/the broadcast

More details will be given in our news broadcast.

broadcast by

a broadcast by the president

broadcast on

a radio broadcast on the problems of unemployment

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verb
ADVERB
live
nationally
originally

This interview was originally broadcast last Friday.

PREPOSITION
from

We will broadcast live from the ship.

to

a Christmas message broadcast to the nation

Broadcast is used with these nouns as the subject: ↑channel, ↑loudspeaker, ↑station, ↑television
Broadcast is used with these nouns as the object: ↑commercial, ↑documentary, ↑episode, ↑interview, ↑message, ↑music, ↑news, ↑programme, ↑propaganda, ↑series, ↑speech, ↑video

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