Media in Latin
Media in Latin is Mēdia — Media means the organizations and channels — television, newspapers, radio, and the internet — that gather and spread news and entertainment to the public.
Media in Latin
Mēdia
(historical) A geographic region and ancient satrapy of the Persian Empire in northwestern Iran, originally inhabited by the Medes.
What does "Media" mean?
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noun The organizations and channels — television, newspapers, radio, and the internet — that gather and spread news and entertainment to the public.
"The story was picked up by media outlets across the country."
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noun Digital files such as photos, audio, and video, as opposed to plain text.
"The app lets you upload media directly from your phone."
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Media in a sentence
- The story was picked up by media outlets across the country.
- She works in media, producing segments for a local news station.
- The app lets you upload media directly from your phone.
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What is "Media" in Latin?
"Media" in Latin is Mēdia. Media means: The organizations and channels — television, newspapers, radio, and the internet — that gather and spread news and entertainment to the public.
How do you use "Media" in a sentence?
Example: "The story was picked up by media outlets across the country." In Latin, "Media" is Mēdia.
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