B2verbmedia
US/ˈbrɔːd.kæst/
UK/ˈbrɔːd.kɑːst/
to send out a program on TV, radio or the internet so that many people can watch or hear it
In context
The final will be broadcast live on national television.
The station broadcasts the news in five languages every evening.
He accidentally broadcast his private call to thousands of followers.
Words that go with broadcast
verb + adverb
- broadcast liveThe concert was broadcast live on several platforms.
verb + noun
- broadcast a programThe channel will broadcast a program about Tet traditions.
- broadcast the newsLocal radio stations broadcast the news every hour.
adverb + verb
- widely broadcastHis speech was widely broadcast and discussed for days.
verb + preposition
- broadcast onThe series is broadcast on VTV every Sunday night.
Common mistakes
Incorrect:
The match was broadcasted yesterday.Correct: The match was broadcast yesterday.