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broadcast (sth.) verbe. diffuser v. The prime minister's speech was broadcast nationwide. Le discours du premier ministre a été diffusé dans tous le pays. transmettre v. Several TV channels will broadcast the president's speech. Plusieurs chaînes de télévision transmettront le discours du président. plus rare : émettre v. ·. retransmettre qqch. v.
broadcast adj. (related to transmission) de diffusion loc adj. The receiver lost the broadcast signal. Le récepteur a perdu le signal de diffusion. broadcast n. (seed scattering) to do the broadcast : semer à la volée loc v. Andy will do the broadcast on the side field tomorrow.
broadcast. n émission f. → He was criticized for making these broadcasts. vb ( broadcast pt, pp ) vt. [+radio programme] diffuser. [+television programme] téléviser. The interview was broadcast all over the world. L'interview a été diffusée dans le monde entier.
Traductions en contexte de "broadcast" en anglais-français avec Reverso Context : be broadcast, broadcast channel, television broadcast, radio broadcast, broadcast program
noun. a television or radio programme/program. émission. I heard his radio broadcast last night. a live broadcast from the White House. Voir aussi. broadcaster. broadcasting. (Traduction de broadcast depuis le Dictionnaire PASSWORD anglais-français © 2014 K Dictionaries Ltd) Exemples de broadcast.
[ˈbrɔ:dkɑ:st] adverb. agriculture à la volée. - broad-brimmed. - broad-brush. - broadcast. - broadcaster. -
Dictionary English-French. broadcast noun (plural: broadcasts) diffusion f. The series was cancelled one month before the broadcast. La série a été annulée un mois avant la diffusion. less common: émission f. ·. transmission f. ·. radiodiffusion f. ·. retransmission f. ·. télédiffusion f. ·. reportage m. broadcast adjective / past participle.
1. broadcast station, person programme, message: broadcast. diffuser (to à) 2. broadcast (tell): broadcast péj. raconter. there's no need to broadcast it! ce n'est pas la peine de le crier sur les toits! 3. broadcast AGR: broadcast seeds. disséminer. III. broadcast <prét, ppas broadcast or broadcasted> [GB ˈbrɔːdkɑːst, A ˈbrɔdˌkæst] VERBE intr.
vb ( broadcast pt, pp ) vt. [+radio programme] diffuser. [+television programme] téléviser. The interview was broadcast all over the world. L'interview a été diffusée dans le monde entier. → Episode One was broadcast last night. to broadcast sth live retransmettre qch en direct.
verb. / ˈbroːdkaːst/. past tense, past participle broadcast. to send out (radio and TV programmes/programs etc) diffuser. He broadcasts regularly on national television. to make (something) widely known. diffuser , répandre. He doesn’t like to broadcast the fact that he was once in prison.
