BROADCAST - Traducción inglés-francés

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

inglés

francés

I. broadcast [ingl. brit. ˈbrɔːdkɑːst, ingl. am. ˈbrɔdˌkæst] SUST.

broadcast

émission f

TV/radio broadcast

émission télévisée/radiophonique

sports/live broadcast

émission sportive/en direct

the broadcast of sth

la diffusion de qc

sb's broadcast to the nation

l'allocution radiotélévisée de qn à la nation

II. broadcast <pret. imperf., part. pas. broadcast or broadcasted> [ingl. brit. ˈbrɔːdkɑːst, ingl. am. ˈbrɔdˌkæst] V. trans.

1. broadcast station, person programme, message:

broadcast

diffuser (to à)

2. broadcast (tell):

broadcast pey.

raconter

there's no need to broadcast it!

ce n'est pas la peine de le crier sur les toits!

3. broadcast AGR. GANAD.:

broadcast seeds

disséminer

III. broadcast <pret. imperf., part. pas. broadcast or broadcasted> [ingl. brit. ˈbrɔːdkɑːst, ingl. am. ˈbrɔdˌkæst] V. intr.

1. broadcast station, channel:

broadcast

émettre (on sur)

2. broadcast person:

broadcast

faire une émission

to broadcast on the radio/on gardening

faire des émissions à la radio/sur le jardinage

IV. broadcast [ingl. brit. ˈbrɔːdkɑːst, ingl. am. ˈbrɔdˌkæst] ADV. AGR. GANAD.

broadcast sow

en dispersion

V. broadcast [ingl. brit. ˈbrɔːdkɑːst, ingl. am. ˈbrɔdˌkæst] ADJ.

broadcast (on TV)

télévisé

broadcast (on radio)

radiodiffusé

broadcast (on both)

radiotélévisé

radio broadcast SUST.

radio broadcast

émission f de radio

radio broadcast

émission f radiophonique

news broadcast SUST.

news broadcast

bulletin m d'informations

party political broadcast SUST.

party political broadcast

émission dans laquelle un parti expose sa politique

non-broadcast video SUST.

non-broadcast video

enregistrement m vidéo à usage non commercial

broadcast in stereo

transmis en stéréo

broadcast in stereo atrbv. disc, cassette, effect

stéréo

broadcast in stereo inv. recording, broadcast

en stéréo

very low frequency atrbv. broadcast

à très basse fréquence

francés

inglés

radiodiffuser

to broadcast

journal radiodiffusé

news broadcast

retransmettre RADIO, TV nouvelles, émission

to broadcast

retransmettre (qc) en direct

to broadcast sth live

retransmettre qc en différé

to broadcast a recording of sth

retransmission

broadcast

retransmission en direct/différé

live/recorded broadcast

la retransmission de la cérémonie se fera à 15 heures

the ceremony will be broadcast at 3 pm

en el diccionario PONS

inglés

francés

I. broadcast [ˈbrɔ:dkɑ:st, ingl. am. ˈbrɑ:dkæst] SUST.

1. broadcast no pl. (process):

broadcast

diffusion f

2. broadcast (programme):

broadcast

émission

II. broadcast <broadcast, broadcast [or -ed, -ed]> [ˈbrɔ:dkɑ:st, ingl. am. ˈbrɑ:dkæst] V. intr. ingl. am.

broadcast

diffuser

III. broadcast <broadcast, broadcast [or -ed, -ed]> [ˈbrɔ:dkɑ:st, ingl. am. ˈbrɑ:dkæst] V. trans. ingl. am.

1. broadcast (transmit):

broadcast

diffuser

2. broadcast fig. coloq.:

broadcast fact

crier sur les toits

broadcast rumour

répandre

radio broadcast SUST.

radio broadcast

émission f radiophonique

outside broadcast SUST.

outside broadcast

retransmission f en direct

party political broadcast SUST. ingl. brit., ingl. austr.

party political broadcast

émission f réservée à un parti politique

francés

inglés

télédiffuser

to broadcast (on television)

radiodiffusé(e)

broadcast (on radio)

retransmission

broadcast

retransmission en direct

live broadcast

retransmission en différé

broadcast recording

retransmettre

to broadcast

retransmettre qc en direct

to broadcast sth live

diffuser

to broadcast

message radiotélévisé du chef de l'État

message from the Head of State broadcast simultaneously on radio and television

en el diccionario PONS

inglés

francés

I. broadcast [ˈbrɔd·kæst] SUST.

1. broadcast (process):

broadcast

diffusion f

2. broadcast (program):

broadcast

émission f

II. broadcast <broadcast, broadcast [or -ed, -ed]> [ˈbrɔd·kæst] V. intr.

broadcast

diffuser

III. broadcast <broadcast, broadcast [or -ed, -ed]> [ˈbrɔd·kæst] V. trans.

1. broadcast (transmit):

broadcast

diffuser

2. broadcast fig. coloq.:

broadcast fact

crier sur les toits

broadcast rumor

répandre

direct broadcast

en direct

pick up broadcast, signal

capter

francés

inglés

télédiffuser

to broadcast (on television)

retransmission

broadcast

retransmission en direct

live broadcast

retransmission en différé

broadcast recording

retransmettre

to broadcast

retransmettre qc en direct

to broadcast sth live

diffuser

to broadcast

message radiotélévisé du chef de l'État

message from the Head of State broadcast simultaneously on radio and television

émettre

to broadcast

passer sur les ondes

to be broadcast on the radio

Present

I	broadcast
you	broadcast
he/she/it	broadcasts
we	broadcast
you	broadcast
they	broadcast

Past

I	broadcast / ingl. am. tb. broadcasted
you	broadcast / ingl. am. tb. broadcasted
he/she/it	broadcast / ingl. am. tb. broadcasted
we	broadcast / ingl. am. tb. broadcasted
you	broadcast / ingl. am. tb. broadcasted
they	broadcast / ingl. am. tb. broadcasted

Present Perfect

I	have	broadcast / ingl. am. tb. broadcasted
you	have	broadcast / ingl. am. tb. broadcasted
he/she/it	has	broadcast / ingl. am. tb. broadcasted
we	have	broadcast / ingl. am. tb. broadcasted
you	have	broadcast / ingl. am. tb. broadcasted
they	have	broadcast / ingl. am. tb. broadcasted

Past Perfect

I	had	broadcast / ingl. am. tb. broadcasted
you	had	broadcast / ingl. am. tb. broadcasted
he/she/it	had	broadcast / ingl. am. tb. broadcasted
we	had	broadcast / ingl. am. tb. broadcasted
you	had	broadcast / ingl. am. tb. broadcasted
they	had	broadcast / ingl. am. tb. broadcasted

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

One party political broadcast each and a few billboards ought to do them.

www.dailymail.co.uk

He was furiously indignant about that, and insisted that his right as a party leader to put anything he wants on the party political broadcasts must be respected.

www.nugget.ca

It's fine to let the politician ignore the questions and deliver a party political broadcast if you have infinite time and an audience with infinite patience, but you don't.

www.telegraph.co.uk

Or, worse, a party political broadcast?

www.telegraph.co.uk

During the election time it shows the party political broadcasts.

en.wikipedia.org