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Meanings of broadcast in English

Portuguese
programa
Catalan
emissió
Spanish
emisión

A radio or television show.

programa
Portuguese
disseminar
Spanish
difundir

Cause to become widely known.

disseminar
Portuguese
transmitir
Catalan
emetre
Spanish
emitir

Broadcast over the airwaves, as in radio or television.

transmitir
Usage of broadcast in English
1
The NCRE research shows broadcast news about Europe is scarcely more diverse.
Radio NZ
2
But a 'one-stop-shop' for Māori broadcast news is not a new idea.
Radio NZ
3
It doesn't seem right, said one parent on a local news broadcast.
Wired
4
Later, Syrian State TV broadcast footage which it said showed the damage.
BBC
5
Monday's foreign policy debate was carried by 11 cable and broadcast networks.
Reuters
6
With Spanish-language broadcast partners included, the final overall number will be higher.
The Guardian
7
The tobacco industry appears to have been helped by the broadcast ban.
The new yorker
8
It's 40 years since Radio New Zealand's bird calls were first broadcast.
Radio NZ
9
But they have no idea how broadcast journalism or news channels work.
The Guardian
10
Only this week China's broadcast regulator banned foreign shows during prime time.
Reuters
11
Three weeks ago, the RTÉ Investigates programme Behind Closed Doors was broadcast.
The Irish Times
12
A special 'opening' broadcast will celebrate the end of Samoa Language week.
Radio NZ
13
At issue were agreements that limit where certain games can be broadcast.
Reuters
14
The event will be broadcast live on all South African news networks.
The South African
15
His comments were broadcast live by Russian state Rossiya 24 TV channel.
Reuters
16
The broadcast on the Nessma TV station provoked significant protests last year.
The Irish Times
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Broadcast through the time
Broadcast across language varieties
South Africa
Common
New Zealand
Common
Australia
Common
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