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Definition of simulcast in English: simulcastnounˈsɪm(ə)lkɑːstˈsaɪməlˌkæst 1A simultaneous transmission of the same programme on radio and television, or on two or more channels. （无线电和电视）联播节目 Example sentencesExamples - A nice benefit is access to a real-time streamed simulcast of the Starz Channel shown on cable and satellite systems.
- BBC Radio Five Live's General Election coverage in the run up to the poll on 5 May will for the first time include key simulcasts with the BBC Asian Network and BBC 1Xtra.
- He spent five years providing play-by-play on the Grizzlies radio and TV simulcast.
- Meanwhile, his station continued business as usual: paying the bills with simulcasts of U.S. shows.
- For the benefit of those listening to a simulcast of this on the radio, Rosie's blindfolded and that's Alec Baldwin talking after breathing in a balloon.
- Radio Five Live presenter Nicky Campbell will host the simulcast with the Asian Network, the speech and music station for British Asians.
- TNT's final wrestling telecast included an unprecedented simulcast with WWF's Raw Is War on TNN Monday night.
- BBC FOUR, the new BBC subscription-free digital channel, goes on air at 7.00 pm on Saturday 2 March, with a simulcast on BBC TWO.
- In all homes News 24's Breakfast simulcast on BBC ONE peaked at two million viewers.
- It will usually go into the new ITV London studio until the simulcast is over.
- BBC ONE will return to News 24 simulcast from 1.00 am.
- The simulcast averaged 4.2 million on BBC ONE and 65,000 on News 24 - a total of 4.3 million.
- He'll have a ringside seat at the party to share the Bristol experience with a Caribbean audience in simulcasts through the day.
- BBC THREE, the BBC's new digital channel, will launch with an evening's simulcast on BBC TWO and with some temporary support from the residents of Albert Square.
- The simulcast is to be heard on Radio National and ABC Far West, Central West and Western Plains in NSW.
- Since the mediums are different and lend themselves to on-air personalities, very few broadcasting, markets still embrace simulcasts.
- Local television news stations had non-stop coverage during Hurricane Frances and kept those without power informed through radio simulcasts.
- ‘One of the radio stations wants us to set up their Internet simulcast,’ Ben told him.
- ABC is hailing the new simulcast as a way to give those who speak Spanish ‘a broader view of the world by having access to our broadcast,’ according to a network press release.
- In a unique simulcast between Radio 2 and Radio 5 Live, one lucky listener will win what the BBC calls ‘the prize of a lifetime’.
Synonyms broadcast, production, show, presentation, transmission, performance, telecast, videocast, podcast - 1.1North American A live transmission of a public celebration or sports event.
〈北美〉（公共庆祝活动或体育比赛的）现场直播 现场直播比赛。 Example sentencesExamples - The race will be telecast by ESPN at noon on April 30 with a live simulcast of the race at 11: 59 p.m.
- The state currently prohibits the track to provide wagering on simulcasts.
- Launch day features a two-hour simulcast with BBC Radio 4.
- Commissioners expressed some regulatory concerns about the machines, including whether they would be able to show greyhound simulcasts and how races would be selected for the machines.
- After factoring in incoming simulcasts, total handle rose 11.6% to $368,528,262, as compared with $330,296,831 last year.
- Another dispute involves the Standardbred industry's right to cease Thoroughbred simulcasts when they begin their evening programs.
- The closing-day card will feature just four live races with a special first post time of 11:15 a.m. EDT so that fans can enjoy the simulcasts of the Breeders' Cup races.
- Keeneland's television department was bestowed the seventh annual Simulcast Award for best television production of racing simulcast.
- Raffetto said that if the horsemen are successful in blocking incoming simulcasts, purses could be cut by as much as 70%.
- While Hornets-Lakers played on FOX Sports West last week, sister station FOX Sports West2 was debuting the first simulcast for women only.
- One thing in your favor is that usually there will be simulcasts from 2, 3 or more tracks.
- Each simulcast will be coordinated by an ESPN International production team.
- The nation's two largest racetrack operators have reached an agreement to work together in distributing simulcasts of their racing products to Europe.
- The exchange of simulcasts will begin on January 4, opening day of Gulfstream's 2006 live meet.
- I regret the parties' interruption of simulcasts during the recent Belmont meeting.
- Ohio horsemen seek to withhold simulcasts from in-state harness tracks.
- Will Rogers Downs in Claremore, Oklahoma, will not host live racing this year due to ongoing construction and little simulcast or gaming money to adequately fund purses.
- Not addressed in the plan are the number and location of races on which account holders may place wagers or how the simulcast of races will be delivered to homes.
- During nights that offer simulcasts of Hong Kong races, 90% of the crowd at the Meadowlands is Chinese-American.
- The raid also interrupted pari-mutuel operations at the track, which include simulcasts of dog and horse races.
verb ˈsɪm(ə)lkɑːstˈsaɪməlˌkæst [with object]Broadcast (a simulcast transmission) it will be simulcast live to 201 countries 该节目将同时向201个国家实况直播。 Example sentencesExamples - It will be simulcast on BBC ONE and The CBBC Channel on Saturday mornings this autumn.
- The channel will be co-presented from locations including Kuwait, Amman and Washington and will be simulcast on BBC ONE or TWO during daytime and peak-time, whenever there are significant developments.
- And it was announced that the whole of BBC Four's launch night schedule on Saturday 2 March 2002 will be simulcast on BBC TWO.
- I watch the races being simulcast from Delaware Park.
- This time, free gigs will be staged on July 2 in London, Paris, Berlin, Philadelphia and Rome, simulcast on television and the Internet.
- We're being simulcast on CNN International and Radio.
- Beginning at 1 pm EST, Kay Daly will be simulcasting the debate on the Senate floor and providing color commentary.
- In Atlanta, WSB-TV, the ABC affiliate, began simulcasting its evening news in Spanish two years ago.
- The Singapore Turf Club has agreed to show 30 more day meetings on top of the night races it already simulcasts.
- He has spewed out vile bigotry on his morning show that's nationally simulcast on radio and television.
- For those of you on television, this program, by the way, is simulcast through Westwood One Radio as well.
- It will be broadcast on NASA Television and simulcast on the Internet.
- The tracks also want changes on restrictions limiting the number of races that can be simulcast.
- A week from tonight, all six broadcast networks will simulcast a one-hour hurricane relief show.
- While it is rare for network television shows to be simulcast over the radio nowadays, it is not unheard of.
- Thankfully, the radio show is simulcast via the Internet - Mike informs me the signal doesn't reach his South Oakland apartment.
- I mean we had to resort to actually simulcasting our ads on GB and CH to offer the same audience at the same price as one ad in one shift, the unbeatable foe.
- During the Olympics, the HD channel is not simulcast with NBC's regular lineup.
- News 24 will be simulcast on BBC TWO between 9.00-10.00 pm.
- First as we go on let me remind you that this three hour program is being simulcast on CNN International and on CNN Radio.
Synonyms broadcast, screen, air, telecast
Origin1940s: blend of simultaneous and broadcast. Definition of simulcast in US English: simulcastnounˈsīməlˌkastˈsaɪməlˌkæst 1A simultaneous transmission of the same program on radio and television, or on two or more channels. （无线电和电视）联播节目 Example sentencesExamples - A nice benefit is access to a real-time streamed simulcast of the Starz Channel shown on cable and satellite systems.
- TNT's final wrestling telecast included an unprecedented simulcast with WWF's Raw Is War on TNN Monday night.
- Meanwhile, his station continued business as usual: paying the bills with simulcasts of U.S. shows.
- ABC is hailing the new simulcast as a way to give those who speak Spanish ‘a broader view of the world by having access to our broadcast,’ according to a network press release.
- Radio Five Live presenter Nicky Campbell will host the simulcast with the Asian Network, the speech and music station for British Asians.
- BBC ONE will return to News 24 simulcast from 1.00 am.
- The simulcast is to be heard on Radio National and ABC Far West, Central West and Western Plains in NSW.
- Since the mediums are different and lend themselves to on-air personalities, very few broadcasting, markets still embrace simulcasts.
- He spent five years providing play-by-play on the Grizzlies radio and TV simulcast.
- In a unique simulcast between Radio 2 and Radio 5 Live, one lucky listener will win what the BBC calls ‘the prize of a lifetime’.
- BBC Radio Five Live's General Election coverage in the run up to the poll on 5 May will for the first time include key simulcasts with the BBC Asian Network and BBC 1Xtra.
- It will usually go into the new ITV London studio until the simulcast is over.
- In all homes News 24's Breakfast simulcast on BBC ONE peaked at two million viewers.
- Local television news stations had non-stop coverage during Hurricane Frances and kept those without power informed through radio simulcasts.
- He'll have a ringside seat at the party to share the Bristol experience with a Caribbean audience in simulcasts through the day.
- For the benefit of those listening to a simulcast of this on the radio, Rosie's blindfolded and that's Alec Baldwin talking after breathing in a balloon.
- The simulcast averaged 4.2 million on BBC ONE and 65,000 on News 24 - a total of 4.3 million.
- BBC FOUR, the new BBC subscription-free digital channel, goes on air at 7.00 pm on Saturday 2 March, with a simulcast on BBC TWO.
- BBC THREE, the BBC's new digital channel, will launch with an evening's simulcast on BBC TWO and with some temporary support from the residents of Albert Square.
- ‘One of the radio stations wants us to set up their Internet simulcast,’ Ben told him.
Synonyms broadcast, production, show, presentation, transmission, performance, telecast, videocast, podcast - 1.1North American A live transmission of a public celebration or sports event.
〈北美〉（公共庆祝活动或体育比赛的）现场直播 现场直播比赛。 Example sentencesExamples - During nights that offer simulcasts of Hong Kong races, 90% of the crowd at the Meadowlands is Chinese-American.
- Another dispute involves the Standardbred industry's right to cease Thoroughbred simulcasts when they begin their evening programs.
- Each simulcast will be coordinated by an ESPN International production team.
- After factoring in incoming simulcasts, total handle rose 11.6% to $368,528,262, as compared with $330,296,831 last year.
- The exchange of simulcasts will begin on January 4, opening day of Gulfstream's 2006 live meet.
- Keeneland's television department was bestowed the seventh annual Simulcast Award for best television production of racing simulcast.
- The raid also interrupted pari-mutuel operations at the track, which include simulcasts of dog and horse races.
- While Hornets-Lakers played on FOX Sports West last week, sister station FOX Sports West2 was debuting the first simulcast for women only.
- The closing-day card will feature just four live races with a special first post time of 11:15 a.m. EDT so that fans can enjoy the simulcasts of the Breeders' Cup races.
- Will Rogers Downs in Claremore, Oklahoma, will not host live racing this year due to ongoing construction and little simulcast or gaming money to adequately fund purses.
- The nation's two largest racetrack operators have reached an agreement to work together in distributing simulcasts of their racing products to Europe.
- One thing in your favor is that usually there will be simulcasts from 2, 3 or more tracks.
- Not addressed in the plan are the number and location of races on which account holders may place wagers or how the simulcast of races will be delivered to homes.
- I regret the parties' interruption of simulcasts during the recent Belmont meeting.
- Raffetto said that if the horsemen are successful in blocking incoming simulcasts, purses could be cut by as much as 70%.
- Ohio horsemen seek to withhold simulcasts from in-state harness tracks.
- Commissioners expressed some regulatory concerns about the machines, including whether they would be able to show greyhound simulcasts and how races would be selected for the machines.
- The race will be telecast by ESPN at noon on April 30 with a live simulcast of the race at 11: 59 p.m.
- The state currently prohibits the track to provide wagering on simulcasts.
- Launch day features a two-hour simulcast with BBC Radio 4.
verbˈsīməlˌkastˈsaɪməlˌkæst [with object]Broadcast (a simulcast transmission) the show will be simulcast live to 201 countries 该节目将同时向201个国家实况直播。 Example sentencesExamples - For those of you on television, this program, by the way, is simulcast through Westwood One Radio as well.
- It will be simulcast on BBC ONE and The CBBC Channel on Saturday mornings this autumn.
- Beginning at 1 pm EST, Kay Daly will be simulcasting the debate on the Senate floor and providing color commentary.
- In Atlanta, WSB-TV, the ABC affiliate, began simulcasting its evening news in Spanish two years ago.
- The channel will be co-presented from locations including Kuwait, Amman and Washington and will be simulcast on BBC ONE or TWO during daytime and peak-time, whenever there are significant developments.
- News 24 will be simulcast on BBC TWO between 9.00-10.00 pm.
- This time, free gigs will be staged on July 2 in London, Paris, Berlin, Philadelphia and Rome, simulcast on television and the Internet.
- He has spewed out vile bigotry on his morning show that's nationally simulcast on radio and television.
- And it was announced that the whole of BBC Four's launch night schedule on Saturday 2 March 2002 will be simulcast on BBC TWO.
- First as we go on let me remind you that this three hour program is being simulcast on CNN International and on CNN Radio.
- A week from tonight, all six broadcast networks will simulcast a one-hour hurricane relief show.
- The Singapore Turf Club has agreed to show 30 more day meetings on top of the night races it already simulcasts.
- During the Olympics, the HD channel is not simulcast with NBC's regular lineup.
- Thankfully, the radio show is simulcast via the Internet - Mike informs me the signal doesn't reach his South Oakland apartment.
- It will be broadcast on NASA Television and simulcast on the Internet.
- The tracks also want changes on restrictions limiting the number of races that can be simulcast.
- We're being simulcast on CNN International and Radio.
- While it is rare for network television shows to be simulcast over the radio nowadays, it is not unheard of.
- I watch the races being simulcast from Delaware Park.
- I mean we had to resort to actually simulcasting our ads on GB and CH to offer the same audience at the same price as one ad in one shift, the unbeatable foe.
Synonyms broadcast, screen, air, telecast
Origin1940s: blend of simultaneous and broadcast. |