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BBC in Spanish

BBC in Spanish is BBC, CBR — BBC means the British Broadcasting Corporation, the publicly funded national broadcaster of the United Kingdom, which runs television channels, radio stations and a news website.

BBC in Spanish

BBC
proper noun
(preceded by “the”) Initialism of w:British Broadcasting Corporation.
CBR
proper noun
(preceded by “the”) Initialism of w:British Broadcasting Corporation.

What does "BBC" mean?

  1. noun The British Broadcasting Corporation, the publicly funded national broadcaster of the United Kingdom, which runs television channels, radio stations and a news website.
    "She watched the results come in on the BBC."
  2. noun A large penis on a black man, used as a category label in pornography and as sexual slang.
    "The tag was one of the site's most-searched categories."
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BBC in a sentence

  • She watched the results come in on the BBC.
  • He worked as a BBC correspondent in Cairo for six years.
  • The tag was one of the site's most-searched categories.
  • Most people who look up BBC in a slang context mean this sense, not the broadcaster.

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What is "BBC" in Spanish?

"BBC" in Spanish is BBC, CBR. BBC means: The British Broadcasting Corporation, the publicly funded national broadcaster of the United Kingdom, which runs television channels, radio stations and a news website.

How do you use "BBC" in a sentence?

Example: "She watched the results come in on the BBC." In Spanish, "BBC" is BBC, CBR.

Are there other ways to say "BBC" in Spanish?

Yes — Spanish has 2 translations listed for "BBC": BBC, CBR.

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