Definition of webcast - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
technologydigital broadcast transmitted over the internet
- The conference was available as a webcast.
2.
medialive or recorded event accessible online
- We watched the concert through a webcast.
Verb
technologyUS broadcast over the internetUS
- They decided to webcast the conference live..
Origin of webcast
English, web (network) + cast (broadcast)
Terms with webcast included in their meaning
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internet
person or group transmitting a webcast online
Examples of webcast in a sentence
Fans watched the live webcast of the band's performance. The lecture was available as a webcast for remote students. They hosted a webcast to launch the new product. The event will be webcast to reach a wider audience. They plan to webcast the interview next week.
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- French:webdiffusion, diffuser, ...
- German:Webcast, webcasten, ...
- Italian:webcast, trasmettere su internet, ...
- Spanish:webcast, transmitir por internet, ...
- Portuguese:webcast, transmitir pela internet, ...
- Chinese:网络直播, 网上播出, ...
- Japanese:ウェブキャスト, ウェブキャストする, ...
- Arabic:بث شبكي, بَثَّ عَبْر الإِنْتَرْنِت, ...
- Hebrew:שִׁדּוּר אִינְטֶרְנֶטִי, לְשַׁדֵּר בָּרֶשֶׁת, ...
- Russian:вебкаст, вебкастить, ...
- Ukrainian:вебкаст, веб-трансляція, ...
- Hindi:ऑनलाइन प्रसारण, वेबकास्ट करना, ...
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