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Media in Lithuanian

Media in Lithuanian is Medija, žiniasklaida — Media means the organizations and channels — television, newspapers, radio, and the internet — that gather and spread news and entertainment to the public.

Media in Lithuanian

Medija
proper noun
žiniasklaida
noun
(often, treated as, _, uncountable) Means and institutions for publishing and broadcasting information.

What does "Media" mean?

  1. 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."
  2. 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 Lithuanian?

"Media" in Lithuanian is Medija, žiniasklaida. 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 Lithuanian, "Media" is Medija, žiniasklaida.

Are there other ways to say "Media" in Lithuanian?

Yes — Lithuanian has 2 translations listed for "Media": Medija, žiniasklaida.

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