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Meanings of rebroadcast in English
Dissemination of a work by an entity other than the original broadcasting entity.
Synonyms
Examples for "rerun"
Examples for "rerun"
1
A rerun of 1914's descent into global war is really rather unlikely.
2
Yushchenko won the rerun presidential election and appointed Tymoshenko his prime minister.
3
The network also benefited from rerun-heavy slates on the major networks Monday.
4
In a rerun, it would have another obvious zinger: Tell Them Again.
5
Much of the European case was a rerun of US v. Microsoft.
Usage of rebroadcast in English
1
Following complaints, the dates were corrected when the programme was rebroadcast.
2
Here's a rebroadcast of the sixth and final season, which begins in 1925.
3
Repeaters and boosters, on the other hand, amplify and rebroadcast cell tower signals.
4
The comments made on the show Kick Off were later rebroadcast by Sky.
5
A section on the ear, for example, uses the microphone to rebroadcast ambient sound.
6
I would expect an AI of Echeclus's caliber to rebroadcast the signal to us.
7
SALISES must ensure that this event is rebroadcast on UWITV after being heavily promoted.
8
Our spaceships can receive the signal, magnify it, and then rebroadcast to this TV.
9
They pulled the Shared Moment from the Void Which Binds and rebroadcast it to everyone.
10
Needless to say, ivi does not have the originating stations' permission to rebroadcast the programming.
11
The signal would transmit virally through Govnet, to be rebroadcast from any available radio transmitter.
12
The event is for both developers and designers; it will be rebroadcast on the Web.
13
The announcers reminded me that there would be an immediate rebroadcast after the post-parade coverage.
14
I am, -a phrase that was rebroadcast on YouTube and became the talk of blogs.
15
Click on the player below to hear a rebroadcast of Guerilla Cricket's ball by ball coverage.
16
The message would have reached Earth a few minutes ago, and been rebroadcast to the accelerating battlegroup.
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Rebroadcast through the time