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transmisja
broadcasting [ˈbrɔ:dkɑ:stɪŋ, Am ˈbrɑ:dkæst-] N no pl
1. broadcasting (transmission):
broadcasting
transmisja f
2. broadcasting (business):
broadcasting
radio nt i telewizja f
broadcasting station N
broadcasting station
stacja f nadawcza
satellite broadcasting N no pl
satellite broadcasting
telewizja f satelitarna
I. broadcast [ˈbrɔ:dkɑ:st, Am ˈbrɑ:dkæst] N
broadcast
program m
broadcast of concert, match
transmisja f
a live broadcast
transmisja na żywo
II. broadcast <broadcast, broadcast [or AM -ed, -ed]> [ˈbrɔ:dkɑ:st, Am ˈbrɑ:dkæst] VB intr
broadcast
nadawać [perf nadać]
III. broadcast <broadcast, broadcast [or AM -ed, -ed]> [ˈbrɔ:dkɑ:st, Am ˈbrɑ:dkæst] VB trans
1. broadcast programme:
broadcast
nadawać [perf nadać]
2. broadcast views:
broadcast
rozpowszechniać [perf rozpowszechnić]
radio broadcast N
radio broadcast
audycja f radiowa
Present
Ibroadcast
youbroadcast
he/she/itbroadcasts
webroadcast
youbroadcast
theybroadcast
Past
Ibroadcast / American English a. broadcasted
youbroadcast / American English a. broadcasted
he/she/itbroadcast / American English a. broadcasted
webroadcast / American English a. broadcasted
youbroadcast / American English a. broadcasted
theybroadcast / American English a. broadcasted
Present Perfect
Ihavebroadcast / American English a. broadcasted
youhavebroadcast / American English a. broadcasted
he/she/ithasbroadcast / American English a. broadcasted
wehavebroadcast / American English a. broadcasted
youhavebroadcast / American English a. broadcasted
theyhavebroadcast / American English a. broadcasted
Past Perfect
Ihadbroadcast / American English a. broadcasted
youhadbroadcast / American English a. broadcasted
he/she/ithadbroadcast / American English a. broadcasted
wehadbroadcast / American English a. broadcasted
youhadbroadcast / American English a. broadcasted
theyhadbroadcast / American English a. broadcasted
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During her career, she wrote more than 300 plays, 250 of which were for radio broadcast.
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During maintenance, a 60km/h speed limit applies and normal radio broadcast is regularly interrupted by announcements.
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Later, a radio broadcast reveals that the town is not the only place where this disturbance is happening.
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He greatly contributed to the development of radio broadcast drama in its early stages.
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The critical message signal is followed by a radio broadcast.
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