broadcast
英 ['brɔːdkɑːst]
美 ['brɔdkæst]
- vt.放送する、流す；（ラジオやテレビで）放送する；（種を）まく
- vi. 放送する、放送する；流す
- n. 放送; 放送番組
- adj.放送
英語の語源
- broadcast
- broadcast: [18] Broadcast was originally an adjective and adverb, and meant literally ‘scattered widely’, particularly in the context of sowing seeds. A metaphorical sense developed in the late 18th and 19th centuries (William Stubbs, in his Constitutional History of England 1875 writes of ‘broadcast accusations’), and the word was ready in the early 1920s for application to the transmission of radio signals (the first actual record of such a use is as a verb, in the April 1921 issue of Discovery: ‘The [radio] station at Poldhu is used partly for broadcasting Press and other messages to ships’).
- broadcast
- 1767, adjective, in reference to the spreading of seed, from broad (adj.) + past participle of cast (v.). Figurative use is recorded from 1785. Modern media use began with radio (1922, adjective and noun). As a verb, recorded from 1813 in an agricultural sense, 1829 in a figurative sense, 1921 in reference to radio.
例文
- 1. More cash will be saved by shutting studios and selling outside e- broadcast vehicles.
- スタジオを閉鎖し、ライブ中継車を販売することでより多くの資金を節約することができます。
- 2.The BBC Radio 2 Roadshow will broadcast live from the exhibition.
- 英国ラジオ第2チャンネルのロードショーが生中継される。
- 3. Broadcast news was accurate and reliable but deadly dull.
- ニュース放送は正確で信頼性があるが、非常に退屈である。
- 4.The concert will be broadcast live by the BBC.
- このコンサートは、BBCが生中継する。
- 5.The press conference was broadcast live on Polish television.
- ポーランドのテレビ局が記者会見を生中継した。