telecasting
ˈtɛlɪˌkæstɪŋ
Definition

Definition of telecasting - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
broadcastingDatedprocess of broadcasting television programsDated
  • Telecasting sports events attracts large audiences..
airing broadcasting
2.
mediaDatedbroadcasting visual images via televisionDated
  • Telecasting has revolutionized how we consume news.
broadcasting

Adjective

mediaDatedrelated to broadcasting television programsDated
  • The telecasting team prepared for the live event.
airing broadcasting
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Origin of telecasting

Greek, tele (far) + cast (throw)

Examples of telecasting in a sentence

  • Telecasting live concerts has become more popular.
  • The telecasting of the event reached millions worldwide.
  • Telecasting sports has become a major industry.
  • The telecasting schedule was released for the upcoming week.
  • Telecasting rights were granted to the local network.

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  1. French:télédiffusion, de télédiffusion, ...
  2. German:Fernsehausstrahlung, sendend, ...
  3. Italian:trasmissione televisiva, televisivo, ...
  4. Spanish:teletransmisión, televisivo, ...
  5. Portuguese:televisão, televisivo, ...
  6. Chinese:电视广播, 电视广播的, ...
  7. Japanese:テレビ放送, 放送の, ...
  8. Arabic:بَثّ تِلْفِزْيُونِيّ, تِلْفِزْيُونِي, ...
  9. Hebrew:שִׁדּוּר, שִׁידוּרִי, ...
  10. Russian:телевещание, телевизионный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:телемовлення, телевізійний, ...
  12. Hindi:टेलीविजन प्रसारण, प्रसारण, ...
telecast US
ˈtɛlɪˌkæst

Definition of telecast - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

mediaDatedUSbroadcast of programs via televisionDatedUS
  • The telecast of the Olympic Games attracted millions of viewers..
broadcast transmission

Verb

mediaDatedUStransmit content via televisionDatedUS
  • The event will telecast across multiple channels.
air broadcast transmit
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Origin of telecast

Greek, tele (far) + cast (to throw)

Examples of telecast in a sentence

  • We watched the live telecast of the football match.
  • They will telecast the match live tonight.
  • The ceremony will telecast globally.

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  1. French:diffusion télévisée, diffuser, ...
  2. German:Fernsehsendung, übertragen, ...
  3. Italian:trasmissione televisiva, trasmettere, ...
  4. Spanish:transmisión, transmitir, ...
  5. Portuguese:emissão televisiva, transmitir, ...
  6. Chinese:电视转播, 播出, ...
  7. Japanese:放送, 放送する, ...
  8. Arabic:بَثّ تِلْفِزْيُونِيّ, بَثَّ عَبْرَ التِّلْفَاز, ...
  9. Hebrew:שִׁדּוּר טֶלֶוִיזְיָה, לְשַׁדֵּר בַּטֶּלֶוויזְיָה, ...
  10. Russian:телетрансляция, транслировать, ...
  11. Ukrainian:телетрансляція, транслювати, ...
  12. Hindi:प्रसारण, प्रसारित करना, ...

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