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to broadcast
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transmitir, emitir
to use airwaves to send out TV or radio programs
Transitive: to broadcast a TV or radio program
Example
The television network broadcasts news programs every evening.
La cadena de televisión transmite programas de noticias cada noche.
The radio station broadcasts music and talk shows throughout the day.
La estación de radio transmite música y programas de entrevistas durante todo el día.
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divulgar
to cause something, especially a secret, to be known by a lot of people
Transitive: to broadcast information or secrets
Example
She accidentally broadcast the surprise party plans to everyone in the group chat.
Ella accidentalmente divulgó los planes de la fiesta sorpresa a todos en el grupo de chat.
The scandal was broadcast across the office, creating chaos.
El escándalo se difundió por toda la oficina, creando caos.
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esparcir, diseminar
to spread seeds over an area by scattering them
Transitive: to broadcast plant seeds
Example
The farmer broadcast the wheat seeds across the field by hand.
El agricultor esparció las semillas de trigo por el campo a mano.
Modern machines make it easier to broadcast seeds over large areas.
Las máquinas modernas facilitan esparcir semillas sobre grandes áreas.
Broadcast
01
programa, emisión
a TV or radio program
Example
Before the internet era, families would gather around the radio to listen to their favorite broadcasts of dramas and comedy shows.
Antes de la era de Internet, las familias se reunían alrededor de la radio para escuchar sus programas de radio favoritos de dramas y comedias.
Television networks often schedule live broadcasts of major sporting events, attracting large audiences of sports fans.
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radiodifusión, emisión
the distribution of audio or video content to a wide audience, typically through radio or television, using a network or airwaves
What is a "broadcast"?
A broadcast is the sharing of audio or video content with a large number of people at the same time, often through television, radio, or the Internet. It involves sending out programs like news, music, or shows from a central source to many receivers, allowing people to access the content in real time. Broadcasts are commonly used for entertainment, education, and sharing information, reaching audiences over large areas. This method relies on specific frequencies or networks to deliver the content effectively.
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