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1 broadcast
broadcast, US [transcription][-k_st]A n émission f ; TV/radio broadcast émission télévisée/radiophonique ; sports/live broadcast émission sportive/en direct ; news broadcast bulletin m d'informations ; the broadcast of sth la diffusion de qch ; sb's broadcast to the nation l'allocution radiotélévisée de qn à la nation.1 [station, person] diffuser [programme, message] (to à) ;2 ( tell) péj raconter ; there's no need to broadcast it! ce n'est pas la peine de le crier sur les toits! ;3 Agric disséminer [seeds].1 [station, channel] émettre (on sur) ;2 [person] faire une émission ; to broadcast on the radio/on gardening faire des émissions à la radio/sur le jardinage. -
2 broadcast
broadcast [ˈbrɔ:dkα:st](preterite, past participle broadcast)diffuser ; [+ news, rumour] répandre[station] émettre3. nounémission f* * *['brɔːdkɑːst], US [-kæst] 1.noun émission fTV/radio broadcast — émission télévisée/radiophonique
2.news broadcast — bulletin m d'informations
1) Radio, Television diffuser (to à)2) ( tell) péj raconter3.1) [station, channel] émettre (on sur)2) [person] faire une émission4. -
3 broadcast
1 nounRadio & Television émission f;∎ live/recorded broadcast émission f en direct/en différé;∎ repeat broadcast rediffusion f∎ the match will be broadcast live le match sera diffusé en direct;∎ figurative you don't have to broadcast it! ce n'est pas la peine de le crier sur les toits ou le carillonner partout!(b) Agriculture semer à la voléeRadio & Television (station) émettre; (actor) participer à une émission, paraître à la télévision; (show host) faire une émissionRadio radiodiffusé; Television télévisé5 adverbAgriculture à la volée►► Computing broadcast message message m système;broadcast satellite satellite m de radiodiffusion;broadcast signal signal m de radiodiffusion;Marketing broadcast sponsorship parrainage m audiovisuel
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