Definition

Noun: - A radio broadcast of news: This term specifically refers to a scheduled program or segment transmitted via radio that reports on current events, developments, and information of public interest.

Usage

• The term "radio news" is used as a singular noun phrase to refer to the content or the program itself.
• It is typically used in contexts discussing media, broadcasting, or daily information consumption.

Examples

• Noun:
  • I listen to the radio news every morning during my commute.
  • The quality of the radio news bulletin has improved significantly.
  • Before television, people relied heavily on radio news for updates.

Advanced Usage

• "to catch the radio news": to listen to a news broadcast on the radio.
  • I need to catch the radio news at 7 PM for the traffic update.
• "radio news bulletin": a specific, often short, news report on the radio.
  • The radio news bulletin interrupted the music program with an urgent announcement.

Variants and Related Words

• Newscast (n): A broadcast of news reports. (This is a more general term that can include television and radio.)
• News bulletin (n): A brief report of the latest news.
• Newsreader (n): A person who reads the news on a broadcast.

Synonyms

• News broadcast: A transmission of news via any broadcast medium.
• News report: An account of recent events.

Related Phrases

• On the radio news: Featured or reported in a radio news program.
  • The story was on the radio news all day.
• Radio news program: A full program dedicated to news on the radio.
  • She hosts a popular radio news program in the afternoons.

Noun

1. a radio broadcast of news