Broadcasters: meaning, definitions and examples

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broadcasters

[ ˈbrɔːdˌkæstərz ]

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television

A person or organization that presents or produces radio or television programs.

Synonyms

channel, station, transmitter

Examples of usage

Broadcasters are responsible for delivering news updates to the public.
The local broadcaster announced the cancellation of the event due to bad weather.

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sports

An organization or person responsible for televising or streaming live sports events.

Synonyms

commentator, sportscaster, telecaster

Examples of usage

The broadcasters will be covering the World Cup matches live.
The sports broadcaster provided expert commentary on the game.

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general

To transmit a program or message for public distribution.

Synonyms

air, spread, transmit

Examples of usage

The station will broadcast the interview with the celebrity tonight.
The radio station broadcasts news updates every hour.

Translations

Translations of the word "broadcasters" in other languages:

🇵🇹 radiodifusores

🇮🇳 प्रसारक

🇩🇪 Rundfunkanstalten

🇮🇩 penyiar

🇺🇦 мовники

🇵🇱 nadawcy

🇯🇵 放送局

🇫🇷 radiodiffuseurs

🇪🇸 emisoras

🇹🇷 yayıncılar

🇰🇷 방송사

🇸🇦 المذيعون

🇨🇿 vysílatelé

🇸🇰 vysielatelia

🇨🇳 广播公司

🇸🇮 radiodifuzne postaje

🇮🇸 útvarpsstöðvar

🇰🇿 хабар таратушылар

🇬🇪 მაუწყებლები

🇦🇿 yayımçılar

🇲🇽 emisoras

Word origin

The term 'broadcasters' originated from the early 20th century, combining 'broadcast' (to transmit a program or message) with the suffix '-er' indicating a person or thing that performs a specified action. The concept of broadcasting has evolved from radio to television and now includes digital platforms for widespread communication and entertainment.