broadcaster in Japanese
broadcaster in Japanese is 放送局 — broadcaster means a person who presents programs on radio or television.
broadcaster in Japanese
放送局
Pronounced: hōsōkyoku
An organization or station that engages in the activity of such broadcasting.
What does "broadcaster" mean?
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noun A person who presents programs on radio or television.
"She has worked as a broadcaster for over twenty years."
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noun A company or organization that produces and transmits radio or television programs.
"The BBC is a major public broadcaster."
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broadcaster in a sentence
- She has worked as a broadcaster for over twenty years.
- The radio broadcaster greeted listeners with a cheerful good morning every day.
- The BBC is a major public broadcaster.
- The national broadcaster will show the final live on Saturday evening.
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What is "broadcaster" in Japanese?
"broadcaster" in Japanese is 放送局. broadcaster means: A person who presents programs on radio or television.
How do you pronounce 放送局?
"broadcaster" in Japanese is 放送局, pronounced "hōsōkyoku".
How do you use "broadcaster" in a sentence?
Example: "She has worked as a broadcaster for over twenty years." In Japanese, "broadcaster" is 放送局.
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