Definition of drive time in English:

drive time

noun

(especially in broadcasting) the parts of the day when many people commute by car.
（尤用于广播中）乘车上下班高峰时段
as modifier drive-time radio
上下班高峰时段的广播。
Example sentencesExamples
- This will herald all sorts of cultural revolutions, including the beginning of the end for drive-time radio presenters.
- I do so in the knowledge that I will still be addressing the drive time audience in Auckland, because it will be at least another hour while they are trying to work their way home.
- If I were advising a young person on how to jump-start a career in the media, I'd say: Just run for political office, raise as much money as you can, make as big a splash as possible, then apply for a drive-time slot.
- TV news and drive-time radio will be the most saturated.
- In this case, morning news programming and drive-time radio were key sources of early information, but as the morning progressed, radio was a less important source.
- My adoring drive time audience will be out there right now, stuck in the traffic, gridlocked, and listening intently to this speech.
- The rise of cell phones has aided talk's popularity during the morning drive time, allowing listeners to call in from their traffic-stalled vehicles.
- Its drive-time lineup of rhythm and blues, blues, soul, and American pop shows provides a daily education in American music if not America.
- But when he combined his drive-time radio spots with the billboard and specifically targeted consumers in the car, it all came together.
- And in a market of nearly 100 radio stations, not one woman hosts a drive time show on her own.
- At the time of the outage, the two-hour show was in the midst of its second broadcast feed of the afternoon, with one more to go before the afternoon drive time would be over.
- It's all part of the drive time routine for Dallas commuters.
- Here are a few we've listened to that will make your morning drive time a little more sensual.
- ‘I never expected that when I announced my intention to marry the couples, I would do something like nine drive-time interviews on radio [that first day],’ West says.
- The spots will run in 36 markets during drive time radio.
- Now I read that Jonathan's show is to be moved to a drive time slot.
- Collins even gave up drinking alcohol last year so he can wake up fresh and do some writing in the morning before commuting to London to present his drive-time show on the digital station.
- I am telling my drive time audience right now that not only will they face a mess trying to get out of the airport to get home tonight but they will have to face it for at least 10 years - even before we start building.
- He co-hosts a drive-time show in Burlington on WCVP-FM, a classic rock station, making funny noises and cracking wise about that night's game.
- Some mornings you need something stronger than the usual drive time chatter.

Definition of drive time in US English:

drive time

nounˈdrīv ˌtīmˈdraɪv ˌtaɪm

(especially in broadcasting) the parts of the day when many people commute by car.
（尤用于广播中）乘车上下班高峰时段
as modifier drive-time radio
上下班高峰时段的广播。
Example sentencesExamples
- I am telling my drive time audience right now that not only will they face a mess trying to get out of the airport to get home tonight but they will have to face it for at least 10 years - even before we start building.
- He co-hosts a drive-time show in Burlington on WCVP-FM, a classic rock station, making funny noises and cracking wise about that night's game.
- Now I read that Jonathan's show is to be moved to a drive time slot.
- The rise of cell phones has aided talk's popularity during the morning drive time, allowing listeners to call in from their traffic-stalled vehicles.
- I do so in the knowledge that I will still be addressing the drive time audience in Auckland, because it will be at least another hour while they are trying to work their way home.
- Here are a few we've listened to that will make your morning drive time a little more sensual.
- TV news and drive-time radio will be the most saturated.
- But when he combined his drive-time radio spots with the billboard and specifically targeted consumers in the car, it all came together.
- Some mornings you need something stronger than the usual drive time chatter.
- The spots will run in 36 markets during drive time radio.
- If I were advising a young person on how to jump-start a career in the media, I'd say: Just run for political office, raise as much money as you can, make as big a splash as possible, then apply for a drive-time slot.
- My adoring drive time audience will be out there right now, stuck in the traffic, gridlocked, and listening intently to this speech.
- This will herald all sorts of cultural revolutions, including the beginning of the end for drive-time radio presenters.
- ‘I never expected that when I announced my intention to marry the couples, I would do something like nine drive-time interviews on radio [that first day],’ West says.
- Its drive-time lineup of rhythm and blues, blues, soul, and American pop shows provides a daily education in American music if not America.
- In this case, morning news programming and drive-time radio were key sources of early information, but as the morning progressed, radio was a less important source.
- It's all part of the drive time routine for Dallas commuters.
- And in a market of nearly 100 radio stations, not one woman hosts a drive time show on her own.
- Collins even gave up drinking alcohol last year so he can wake up fresh and do some writing in the morning before commuting to London to present his drive-time show on the digital station.
- At the time of the outage, the two-hour show was in the midst of its second broadcast feed of the afternoon, with one more to go before the afternoon drive time would be over.

单词	drive time
释义	Definition of drive time in English: drive time noun (especially in broadcasting) the parts of the day when many people commute by car. （尤用于广播中）乘车上下班高峰时段 as modifier drive-time radio 上下班高峰时段的广播。 Example sentencesExamples This will herald all sorts of cultural revolutions, including the beginning of the end for drive-time radio presenters. I do so in the knowledge that I will still be addressing the drive time audience in Auckland, because it will be at least another hour while they are trying to work their way home. If I were advising a young person on how to jump-start a career in the media, I'd say: Just run for political office, raise as much money as you can, make as big a splash as possible, then apply for a drive-time slot. TV news and drive-time radio will be the most saturated. In this case, morning news programming and drive-time radio were key sources of early information, but as the morning progressed, radio was a less important source. My adoring drive time audience will be out there right now, stuck in the traffic, gridlocked, and listening intently to this speech. The rise of cell phones has aided talk's popularity during the morning drive time, allowing listeners to call in from their traffic-stalled vehicles. Its drive-time lineup of rhythm and blues, blues, soul, and American pop shows provides a daily education in American music if not America. But when he combined his drive-time radio spots with the billboard and specifically targeted consumers in the car, it all came together. And in a market of nearly 100 radio stations, not one woman hosts a drive time show on her own. At the time of the outage, the two-hour show was in the midst of its second broadcast feed of the afternoon, with one more to go before the afternoon drive time would be over. It's all part of the drive time routine for Dallas commuters. Here are a few we've listened to that will make your morning drive time a little more sensual. ‘I never expected that when I announced my intention to marry the couples, I would do something like nine drive-time interviews on radio [that first day],’ West says. The spots will run in 36 markets during drive time radio. Now I read that Jonathan's show is to be moved to a drive time slot. Collins even gave up drinking alcohol last year so he can wake up fresh and do some writing in the morning before commuting to London to present his drive-time show on the digital station. I am telling my drive time audience right now that not only will they face a mess trying to get out of the airport to get home tonight but they will have to face it for at least 10 years - even before we start building. He co-hosts a drive-time show in Burlington on WCVP-FM, a classic rock station, making funny noises and cracking wise about that night's game. Some mornings you need something stronger than the usual drive time chatter. Definition of drive time in US English: drive time nounˈdrīv ˌtīmˈdraɪv ˌtaɪm (especially in broadcasting) the parts of the day when many people commute by car. （尤用于广播中）乘车上下班高峰时段 as modifier drive-time radio 上下班高峰时段的广播。 Example sentencesExamples I am telling my drive time audience right now that not only will they face a mess trying to get out of the airport to get home tonight but they will have to face it for at least 10 years - even before we start building. He co-hosts a drive-time show in Burlington on WCVP-FM, a classic rock station, making funny noises and cracking wise about that night's game. Now I read that Jonathan's show is to be moved to a drive time slot. The rise of cell phones has aided talk's popularity during the morning drive time, allowing listeners to call in from their traffic-stalled vehicles. I do so in the knowledge that I will still be addressing the drive time audience in Auckland, because it will be at least another hour while they are trying to work their way home. Here are a few we've listened to that will make your morning drive time a little more sensual. TV news and drive-time radio will be the most saturated. But when he combined his drive-time radio spots with the billboard and specifically targeted consumers in the car, it all came together. Some mornings you need something stronger than the usual drive time chatter. The spots will run in 36 markets during drive time radio. If I were advising a young person on how to jump-start a career in the media, I'd say: Just run for political office, raise as much money as you can, make as big a splash as possible, then apply for a drive-time slot. My adoring drive time audience will be out there right now, stuck in the traffic, gridlocked, and listening intently to this speech. This will herald all sorts of cultural revolutions, including the beginning of the end for drive-time radio presenters. ‘I never expected that when I announced my intention to marry the couples, I would do something like nine drive-time interviews on radio [that first day],’ West says. Its drive-time lineup of rhythm and blues, blues, soul, and American pop shows provides a daily education in American music if not America. In this case, morning news programming and drive-time radio were key sources of early information, but as the morning progressed, radio was a less important source. It's all part of the drive time routine for Dallas commuters. And in a market of nearly 100 radio stations, not one woman hosts a drive time show on her own. Collins even gave up drinking alcohol last year so he can wake up fresh and do some writing in the morning before commuting to London to present his drive-time show on the digital station. At the time of the outage, the two-hour show was in the midst of its second broadcast feed of the afternoon, with one more to go before the afternoon drive time would be over.
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