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1 coverage
newspaper/broadcast coverage — Berichterstattung in der Presse/in Funk und Fernsehen
give something [full/limited] coverage — [ausführlich/kurz] über etwas (Akk.) berichten
2) (Advertising) Abdeckung des Marktes* * *[-ri‹]1) (the amount of protection given by insurance: insurance coverage.) die Deckung2) (the extent of the inclusion of items in a news report etc: The TV coverage of the Olympic Games was extensive.) die Berichterstattung* * *cov·er·age[ˈkʌvərɪʤ]n no plelection/sports \coverage Wahl-/Sportberichterstattung fto receive a lot of media \coverage ein großes Medienecho erhaltentelevision \coverage of an event TV-Berichterstattung f über ein Ereignisto give comprehensive \coverage of sth etw ausführlich behandeln* * *['kʌvərɪdZ]n no pl1) (in media) Berichterstattung f (of über +acc)the games got excellent TV coverage — die Spiele wurden ausführlich im Fernsehen gebracht
this policy gives you full coverage for... — diese Versicherung bietet Ihnen volle Deckung bei...
* * *coverage [ˈkʌvərıdʒ] s1. (statistische etc) Erfassung2. erschöpfende Behandlung (eines Themas)3. a) erfasstes Gebiet, erfasste Mengeb) Streuungsdichte fc) Geltungsbereich m, Verbreitung fd) erfasster Personenkreis (einer Werbung)4. Ausstrahlung f, Reichweite f (eines Senders, einer Werbung etc)6. WIRTSCH Umfang m (einer Versicherung), Versicherungsschutz m, Abdeckung f7. WIRTSCH Deckung f (einer Währung):9. MIL Luftunterstützung f10. TECH Ergiebigkeit f (eines Lacks etc)11. Pflanzendecke f* * *noun, no pl.newspaper/broadcast coverage — Berichterstattung in der Presse/in Funk und Fernsehen
give something [full/limited] coverage — [ausführlich/kurz] über etwas (Akk.) berichten
2) (Advertising) Abdeckung des Marktes* * *(journalism) n.Reportage f. (press) n.Berichterstattung f.
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