daypart US
/ˈdeɪˌpɑrt/
Definition

Definition of daypart - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
schedulingTECH.USdivision of the day for schedulingTECH.US
  • Advertisers target different dayparts to reach specific audiences.
time slot
2.
broadcastingTECH.USsegment of the day for specific broadcastsTECH.US
  • The morning daypart is popular for news shows.
time slot
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Origin of daypart

English, day + part

Examples of daypart in a sentence

  • Prime time is the most expensive daypart for advertisers.
  • Advertisers target the evening daypart for prime-time shows.
  • The afternoon daypart is ideal for children's programming.

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  1. French:créneau horaire, segment de diffusion, ...
  2. German:Tageszeit, Sendeplatz, ...
  3. Italian:fascia oraria, segmento di programmazione, ...
  4. Spanish:franja horaria, bloque de programación, ...
  5. Portuguese:parte do dia, faixa horária, ...
  6. Chinese:一天中的时段, 时段, ...
  7. Japanese:時間区分, 時間帯, ...
  8. Arabic:فترة اليوم, فَتْرَة البَثّ, ...
  9. Hebrew:פֶּלַח יוֹם, דַּיְפָּארְט, ...
  10. Russian:часть дня, эфирный блок, ...
  11. Ukrainian:частина дня, ефірний блок, ...
  12. Hindi:समय विभाजन, समय खंड, ...

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