Definition of reality TV in English:

reality TV

(also reality television)

noun

mass noun

Television programmes in which ordinary people are continuously filmed, designed to be entertaining rather than informative.
Example sentencesExamples
- Well, it was just a matter of time before reality TV became a serious object of study.
- This is war as reality TV and, as is usual with such programmes, it sometimes doesn't seem quite real.
- In other words, Jack's experiences will be as humiliating as anything seen on real reality TV.
- There is an awful lot of reality TV on television at the moment, I think it has gone mad, there's just so much of it.
- Conditions were as far from perfect as reality TV is from entertaining.
- What is it about the new crop of reality TV programs that has so many viewers riveted?
- Well, it provides riveting reality TV without involving a situation that is too artificial.
- We need more real reporting and less reality TV shows, and then let's see how deep that rabbit hole is.
- They can make something out of nothing, which I guess is the description of reality TV.
- Even given the current vogue for reality TV, the media have been rather coy in embracing court TV.
- If you take a look at how those survivors of reality TV are being treated, you can see her point.
- Some would argue that it is the widespread myth that the camera never lies that has kept reality TV alive as a genre.
- One may wonder why he has decided to attempt this at a time when reality TV is rapidly losing its popularity.
- One of the criticisms levelled at reality TV is that it is anything but real.
- The only thing that seems to get the majority of young people excited is reality TV and sugarcoated music.
- Trevor Phillips thinks reality TV is a force for good race relations.

Definition of reality TV in US English:

reality TV

(also reality television)

noun

Television programs in which real people are continuously filmed, designed to be entertaining rather than informative.
Example sentencesExamples
- Well, it provides riveting reality TV without involving a situation that is too artificial.
- The only thing that seems to get the majority of young people excited is reality TV and sugarcoated music.
- There is an awful lot of reality TV on television at the moment, I think it has gone mad, there's just so much of it.
- One of the criticisms levelled at reality TV is that it is anything but real.
- We need more real reporting and less reality TV shows, and then let's see how deep that rabbit hole is.
- Trevor Phillips thinks reality TV is a force for good race relations.
- What is it about the new crop of reality TV programs that has so many viewers riveted?
- One may wonder why he has decided to attempt this at a time when reality TV is rapidly losing its popularity.
- In other words, Jack's experiences will be as humiliating as anything seen on real reality TV.
- If you take a look at how those survivors of reality TV are being treated, you can see her point.
- Conditions were as far from perfect as reality TV is from entertaining.
- This is war as reality TV and, as is usual with such programmes, it sometimes doesn't seem quite real.
- Even given the current vogue for reality TV, the media have been rather coy in embracing court TV.
- Some would argue that it is the widespread myth that the camera never lies that has kept reality TV alive as a genre.
- They can make something out of nothing, which I guess is the description of reality TV.
- Well, it was just a matter of time before reality TV became a serious object of study.

单词	reality TV
释义	Definition of reality TV in English: reality TV (also reality television) noun mass noun Television programmes in which ordinary people are continuously filmed, designed to be entertaining rather than informative. Example sentencesExamples Well, it was just a matter of time before reality TV became a serious object of study. This is war as reality TV and, as is usual with such programmes, it sometimes doesn't seem quite real. In other words, Jack's experiences will be as humiliating as anything seen on real reality TV. There is an awful lot of reality TV on television at the moment, I think it has gone mad, there's just so much of it. Conditions were as far from perfect as reality TV is from entertaining. What is it about the new crop of reality TV programs that has so many viewers riveted? Well, it provides riveting reality TV without involving a situation that is too artificial. We need more real reporting and less reality TV shows, and then let's see how deep that rabbit hole is. They can make something out of nothing, which I guess is the description of reality TV. Even given the current vogue for reality TV, the media have been rather coy in embracing court TV. If you take a look at how those survivors of reality TV are being treated, you can see her point. Some would argue that it is the widespread myth that the camera never lies that has kept reality TV alive as a genre. One may wonder why he has decided to attempt this at a time when reality TV is rapidly losing its popularity. One of the criticisms levelled at reality TV is that it is anything but real. The only thing that seems to get the majority of young people excited is reality TV and sugarcoated music. Trevor Phillips thinks reality TV is a force for good race relations. Definition of reality TV in US English: reality TV (also reality television) noun Television programs in which real people are continuously filmed, designed to be entertaining rather than informative. Example sentencesExamples Well, it provides riveting reality TV without involving a situation that is too artificial. The only thing that seems to get the majority of young people excited is reality TV and sugarcoated music. There is an awful lot of reality TV on television at the moment, I think it has gone mad, there's just so much of it. One of the criticisms levelled at reality TV is that it is anything but real. We need more real reporting and less reality TV shows, and then let's see how deep that rabbit hole is. Trevor Phillips thinks reality TV is a force for good race relations. What is it about the new crop of reality TV programs that has so many viewers riveted? One may wonder why he has decided to attempt this at a time when reality TV is rapidly losing its popularity. In other words, Jack's experiences will be as humiliating as anything seen on real reality TV. If you take a look at how those survivors of reality TV are being treated, you can see her point. Conditions were as far from perfect as reality TV is from entertaining. This is war as reality TV and, as is usual with such programmes, it sometimes doesn't seem quite real. Even given the current vogue for reality TV, the media have been rather coy in embracing court TV. Some would argue that it is the widespread myth that the camera never lies that has kept reality TV alive as a genre. They can make something out of nothing, which I guess is the description of reality TV. Well, it was just a matter of time before reality TV became a serious object of study.
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