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A telecast is a programme sent out on television — a broadcast, but specifically the television kind. A live telecast of the opening ceremony; the national telecast of a match.
A telecast「telecast」 is是 a programme一個節目 sent out on television透過電視播送出去的 — a broadcast也就是一種廣播,but specifically但確切地說是指 the television kind電視這一種。A live telecast開幕典禮的現場直播 of the opening ceremony;the national telecast一場比賽的全國轉播 of a match。
It is also a verb: to telecast something is to send it out on television. 'The game will be telecast live on Saturday.' The past form is usually 'telecast' as well, unchanged, though you will see 'telecasted' from some writers; both are found, and 'telecast' is the safer choice.
It它 is also也是 a verb一個動詞:to telecast something把某個東西telecast出去 is就是 to send it out on television透過電視播送出去。'The game will be telecast live on Saturday.'「這場比賽星期六會現場telecast」(電視轉播)。The past form過去式 is usually通常還是 'telecast'「telecast」 as well一樣,unchanged不會變化,though不過 you will see你會看到 'telecasted'有人寫成「telecasted」 from some writers,both都有人這樣用 are found,and而 'telecast'「telecast」 is the safer choice是比較保險的選擇。
The honest note about this word is that it sounds dated in Britain and mostly dated in America. It was coined in the 1930s and 40s when television was new and people wanted a television version of 'broadcast'. Then 'broadcast' simply swallowed television too, and native speakers today say 'it was broadcast live' or, far more often, 'it was on TV' and 'they showed it live'.
The honest note誠實地說 about this word關於這個詞 is是 that in Britain在英國 it sounds dated它聽起來有點過時、and而 mostly在美國也大致 dated in America過時。It它 was coined是被創造出來的 in the 1930s and 40s在1930、40年代,when television was new當時電視還很新,and而 people wanted人們想要 a television version of 'broadcast'一個電視版的「broadcast」。Then後來 'broadcast'「broadcast」這個詞 simply swallowed television too乾脆把電視這塊也吞了進去,and而 native speakers today現在的母語人士 say會說 'it was broadcast live'「it was broadcast live」,or or者 far more often更常說的是 'it was on TV' and 'they showed it live'「it was on TV」和「they showed it live」。
In American sports journalism the noun still hangs on ('the Sunday telecast'), and it is genuinely alive and ordinary in Indian English, where newspapers use it constantly.
In American sports journalism在美國體育新聞裡 the noun這個名詞 still hangs on還撐著('the Sunday telecast'像「the Sunday telecast」),and而 in Indian English在印度英文裡 it它 is genuinely alive and ordinary真的還活著、很普通,where那裡的 newspapers use it constantly報紙常常在用。
So: understand it when you read it, especially in older writing, sports reporting, and Indian news. Reach for 'broadcast', 'show', or 'air' when you are the one writing.
So所以:understand it理解它就好 when you read it當你讀到它的時候,especially尤其是 in older writing, sports reporting, and Indian news在較舊的文章、體育報導、和印度新聞裡。Reach for但自己下筆時就用 'broadcast', 'show', or 'air'「broadcast」、「show」、或「air」 when you are the one writing當你自己要寫的時候。
組成tele- ('far off', as in television) + -cast, taken off the end of 'broadcast'. The -cast piece originally meant 'throw' — to broadcast was to scatter seed widely by throwing it, and the word was borrowed for scattering a signal.
同家族的字
- broadcastThe word telecast was modelled on; shares the -cast piece, and originally meant seed thrown widely.
- televisionSame tele- ('far off') piece.
- forecastSame -cast ('throw'): to throw your thinking forward.
- podcastThe modern member of the -cast family, built the same way.
原始詞典資料3 筆記錄
以下是外部詞典記錄的用法,原文照列,我們還沒有寫成教學內容。上面的說明才是我們自己寫的;有些用法可能上面已經講過了。
telecastverb/ˈtɛlɪkæst/
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To broadcast by television.
- Cooley currently is ironing out details of the proposed kinescoping with Klaus Landsberg, topper at KTLA, over whose facilities the hour-long show has been telecast […]
- [The Kumbh Mela festival] would be telecast across the country.
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To broadcast a television program.
telecastnoun/ˈtɛlɪkæst/
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A television broadcast, especially outside of a studio.
- By the time the telecast starts, you’ll be an industry insider.
資料來源:英文維基詞典 English Wiktionary(CC BY-SA 4.0)。 原文照列,未經改寫。