Definition

1. Noun:
   • A transmission of audio content via radio waves: A "radio broadcast" is a program or segment of audio content that is transmitted over radio frequencies for reception by the public or a specific audience.

Usage

• The term "radio broadcast" is used to describe the act or instance of sending out audio signals via radio. It refers to the content being transmitted, such as a news report, music program, or live event coverage.
• It is a compound noun where "radio" specifies the medium of transmission.

Examples

• Noun:
  • We listened to the live radio broadcast of the concert.
  • The station's morning radio broadcast includes news and weather.
  • Historical radio broadcasts are preserved in archives.

Advanced Usage

• "to go on a radio broadcast": to participate as a speaker or guest in a radio program.
  • The author will go on a radio broadcast to promote her new book.

Variants and Related Words

• Broadcast (n/v): A transmission of a program or information by radio or television; to transmit such a program.
  • The television broadcast reached millions.
• Radio program (n): A scheduled segment of content on the radio, similar to a radio broadcast but often implying a regular series.
• Airing (n): The act of broadcasting a program.
  • The airing of the interview is scheduled for 8 PM.

Synonyms

• Radio transmission
• Airwave transmission
• On-air program

Related Phrases

• Live broadcast: A transmission happening in real-time, without delay.
  • The awards ceremony was a live radio broadcast.
• Recorded broadcast: A transmission of pre-recorded content.
  • The interview was a recorded broadcast from earlier in the day.

Notes

• "Radio broadcast" is a specific type of broadcast. The general term "broadcast" can apply to television or other media.
• As a compound noun, it is typically used as a single unit to describe the specific medium and action.

Noun

1. a broadcast via radio