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Wordabulary

broadcast

Pronunciation
Verb A2 Elementary

Quick answer

To send out a programme or message by television, radio, or the internet so that many people can see or hear it.

"The football match will be broadcast live at eight o'clock tonight."

Synonyms and antonyms

Synonyms

Usage notes

The past tense can stay as "broadcast" or become "broadcasted", both are accepted depending on the variety of English.

Test yourself

Which word fits the gap? "The football match will be _____ live at eight o'clock tonight."

Answer: broadcast

In your own words, what does "broadcast" mean?

To send out a programme or message by television, radio, or the internet so that many people can see or hear it.

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