telecast

英 [ˈtelikɑːst]

美 [ˈtelikæst]

n.  电视广播; 电视节目
v.  电视广播

过去分词：telecast　现在分词：telecasting　过去式：telecast　复数：telecasts　第三人称单数：telecasts　

COCA.18741

牛津词典

noun

• 电视广播；电视节目
  a broadcast on television

柯林斯词典

• (尤指直播的)电视节目，电视广播
  Atelecastis a programme that is broadcast on the television, especially a programme that is broadcast live.

英英释义

noun

• a television broadcast

verb

• broadcast via television
  1. The Royal wedding was televised
  Synonym:televise

双语例句

• There is no distant transmitter to telecast the scene.
  没有远距离发射机传送景象。
• Did you watch the live telecast of the World Cup last night?
  昨晚你看世界杯实况赛了吗？
• The Grand Final will be telecast over Channel 8 on Nov 4.
  总决赛将在11月4日通过8频道现场直播。
• This marks the fourth consecutiveyear that nominations for the annualGrammy Awards will be announced live on prime time television, setting the stage for the annual Grammy Awards telecast.
  今年是格莱美奖连续第四年在电视黄金时段直播提名音乐会，为即将到来的格莱美奖的颁奖盛典造势。
• In February he backed out of a planned performance during the Grammy Awards telecast.
  2月的时候，他退出格莱美的表演计划。
• Colour television telecast& Test charts
  GB2097-1997彩色电视广播测试图
• Conclusion Operations can be telecast more widely, and the level of telemedicine education is raised.
  结论：使手术实时转播的范围扩大，提高了远程手术教学的水平。
• There's a live telecast of the homecoming ceremony for peacekeepers now.
  电视正在现场直播他们的回国迎接仪式。
• We receive telecast from Beijing trough relay station.
  我们通过中转站接收北京的电视节目。
• In the education sector, the prime minister launched the first independent foreign university in China at a live telecast recorded at CCTV studios.
  在教育方面，在中国中央电视台演播室的一次直播节目中，首相宣布成立了中国第一所独立的外资大学。