listenership in Chinese
listenership in Chinese is 听众 — listenership means the people who listen to a particular radio programme, podcast or similar broadcast.
listenership in Chinese
听众
Pronounced: tīng zhòng
The audience that listens to a certain form or genre of audio material (specifically (Internet, radio) , an audio broadcast such as a radio program or a podcast).
What does "listenership" mean?
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noun The people who listen to a particular radio programme, podcast or similar broadcast.
"The American research confirmed the figure of 35 million as the average listenership of the station within Nigeria."
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noun The act of listening carefully to what someone is saying.
"Marsha refers to the characteristic which Pam identified, showing verbal agreement, as "a bad habit," claiming that rather than showing good listenership, it often masks not listening ("tune 'em out")."
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listenership in a sentence
- The American research confirmed the figure of 35 million as the average listenership of the station within Nigeria.
- Marsha refers to the characteristic which Pam identified, showing verbal agreement, as "a bad habit," claiming that rather than showing good listenership, it often masks not listening ("tune 'em out").
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What is "listenership" in Chinese?
"listenership" in Chinese is 听众. listenership means: The people who listen to a particular radio programme, podcast or similar broadcast.
How do you pronounce 听众?
"listenership" in Chinese is 听众, pronounced "tīng zhòng".
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