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Definition of off-air - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
mediaTECH. not currently being broadcast on radio or TVTECH.
- The interview was conducted off-air.
2.
unbroadcast contentTECH. related to content not shown during broadcastTECH.
- They discussed the issue off-air.
Adverb
broadcastingTECH. not broadcast on radio or televisionTECH.
- The interview continued off-air after the show ended.
Origin of off-air
English, off (not on) + air (broadcast)
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Examples of off-air in a sentence
The debate continued off-air after the broadcast ended. The off-air comments were quite revealing. He shared his thoughts off-air with the producer. They discussed the details off-air before the broadcast. The argument was resolved off-air to avoid public attention.
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- French:hors antenne, en dehors de l'antenne, ...
- German:nicht gesendet, nicht auf Sendung, ...
- Italian:fuori onda, off-air, ...
- Spanish:fuera del aire, sin transmisión, ...
- Portuguese:fora do ar, off-air, ...
- Chinese:不在播出的, 不在播出, ...
- Japanese:放送外の, オフエアで, ...
- Arabic:غير مذاع, غَيْر مُذَاع, ...
- Hebrew:שֶׁלֹּא בַּשִּׁדּוּר, מִחוּץ לַשִּׁידוּר, ...
- Russian:вне эфира, не в эфире, ...
- Ukrainian:поза ефіром, поза трансляцією, ...
- Hindi:ऑफ-एयर, ऑफलाइन, ...
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