Definition of sportscast in English:

sportscast

nounˈspɔːtskɑːstˈspɔrtsˌkæst

North American

A broadcast of sports news or a sports event.
〈主北美〉体育新闻，赛事播报
Example sentencesExamples
- Sean Foley accompanies his sportscast with a banjo.
- Sportscaster sounds like the guy who's on the 11 o'clock news and is putting together a three-minute sportscast of the headlines for that day.
- The Montreal Radio and Television School offers six-month courses in radio and television broadcasting with emphasis on writing and producing news reports, talk shows and sportscasts.
- And I would do a feature every night, a little editorial feature, something that they didn't have on any other sportscast that night.
- The satellite media tour allows television stations from around the country to conduct live one-on-one interviews with the Champ Car race winner directly after the event for use on their local sportscasts.
- For example, here in Edmonton, let's check out the local TV news, where hockey is often the last item on the sportscast.
- This could include selecting camera angles during a sportscast or directing alternative endings to a potboiler through video technology called ‘seamless branching.’
- It's hard for the press to understand, because so many of the news stories they write are vendor-vs.-vendor sportscasts, in which the marketplace is a playing field and customers are prizes.
- The agreement will enable more than 2.2 million Latino households to see these Spanish-language sportscasts.
- The unit will let viewers use a remote control to respond instantly to ITV programming, such as audience polls, interactive sportscasts and game shows, or to request information or make purchases.
- He received a 1999 Pennsylvania Associated Press Award for best sportscast.
- The spots will saturate prime-time shows and weekend sportscasts almost as soon as FDA approval is obtained.
- This has been followed by television sportscasts informing viewers of exactly the same thing!

Derivatives

sportscaster

nounˈspɔːtskɑːstəˈspɔrtsˌkæstər

North American

It will be very interesting to see who wins because the sportswriters and sportscasters have an intriguing choice to make.
Example sentencesExamples
- That extends not only to sportscasters, but to DVD critics as well.
- A similar result would be obtained if at the end of a baseball or football season, sportscasters mentioned only a team's losses.
- It's one of those peaceful, jovial moments out-of-town sportscasters never seem to notice when they come to Philadelphia.
- It would be like having sportscasters who hate sports.

Definition of sportscast in US English:

sportscast

nounˈspôrtsˌkastˈspɔrtsˌkæst

North American

A broadcast of sports news or a sports event.
〈主北美〉体育新闻，赛事播报
Example sentencesExamples
- For example, here in Edmonton, let's check out the local TV news, where hockey is often the last item on the sportscast.
- This has been followed by television sportscasts informing viewers of exactly the same thing!
- This could include selecting camera angles during a sportscast or directing alternative endings to a potboiler through video technology called ‘seamless branching.’
- Sportscaster sounds like the guy who's on the 11 o'clock news and is putting together a three-minute sportscast of the headlines for that day.
- The spots will saturate prime-time shows and weekend sportscasts almost as soon as FDA approval is obtained.
- The satellite media tour allows television stations from around the country to conduct live one-on-one interviews with the Champ Car race winner directly after the event for use on their local sportscasts.
- And I would do a feature every night, a little editorial feature, something that they didn't have on any other sportscast that night.
- The unit will let viewers use a remote control to respond instantly to ITV programming, such as audience polls, interactive sportscasts and game shows, or to request information or make purchases.
- Sean Foley accompanies his sportscast with a banjo.
- It's hard for the press to understand, because so many of the news stories they write are vendor-vs.-vendor sportscasts, in which the marketplace is a playing field and customers are prizes.
- He received a 1999 Pennsylvania Associated Press Award for best sportscast.
- The agreement will enable more than 2.2 million Latino households to see these Spanish-language sportscasts.
- The Montreal Radio and Television School offers six-month courses in radio and television broadcasting with emphasis on writing and producing news reports, talk shows and sportscasts.

词汇	sportscast
释义	Definition of sportscast in English: sportscast nounˈspɔːtskɑːstˈspɔrtsˌkæst North American A broadcast of sports news or a sports event. 〈主北美〉体育新闻，赛事播报 Example sentencesExamples Sean Foley accompanies his sportscast with a banjo. Sportscaster sounds like the guy who's on the 11 o'clock news and is putting together a three-minute sportscast of the headlines for that day. The Montreal Radio and Television School offers six-month courses in radio and television broadcasting with emphasis on writing and producing news reports, talk shows and sportscasts. And I would do a feature every night, a little editorial feature, something that they didn't have on any other sportscast that night. The satellite media tour allows television stations from around the country to conduct live one-on-one interviews with the Champ Car race winner directly after the event for use on their local sportscasts. For example, here in Edmonton, let's check out the local TV news, where hockey is often the last item on the sportscast. This could include selecting camera angles during a sportscast or directing alternative endings to a potboiler through video technology called ‘seamless branching.’ It's hard for the press to understand, because so many of the news stories they write are vendor-vs.-vendor sportscasts, in which the marketplace is a playing field and customers are prizes. The agreement will enable more than 2.2 million Latino households to see these Spanish-language sportscasts. The unit will let viewers use a remote control to respond instantly to ITV programming, such as audience polls, interactive sportscasts and game shows, or to request information or make purchases. He received a 1999 Pennsylvania Associated Press Award for best sportscast. The spots will saturate prime-time shows and weekend sportscasts almost as soon as FDA approval is obtained. This has been followed by television sportscasts informing viewers of exactly the same thing! Derivatives sportscaster nounˈspɔːtskɑːstəˈspɔrtsˌkæstər North American It will be very interesting to see who wins because the sportswriters and sportscasters have an intriguing choice to make. Example sentencesExamples That extends not only to sportscasters, but to DVD critics as well. A similar result would be obtained if at the end of a baseball or football season, sportscasters mentioned only a team's losses. It's one of those peaceful, jovial moments out-of-town sportscasters never seem to notice when they come to Philadelphia. It would be like having sportscasters who hate sports. Definition of sportscast in US English: sportscast nounˈspôrtsˌkastˈspɔrtsˌkæst North American A broadcast of sports news or a sports event. 〈主北美〉体育新闻，赛事播报 Example sentencesExamples For example, here in Edmonton, let's check out the local TV news, where hockey is often the last item on the sportscast. This has been followed by television sportscasts informing viewers of exactly the same thing! This could include selecting camera angles during a sportscast or directing alternative endings to a potboiler through video technology called ‘seamless branching.’ Sportscaster sounds like the guy who's on the 11 o'clock news and is putting together a three-minute sportscast of the headlines for that day. The spots will saturate prime-time shows and weekend sportscasts almost as soon as FDA approval is obtained. The satellite media tour allows television stations from around the country to conduct live one-on-one interviews with the Champ Car race winner directly after the event for use on their local sportscasts. And I would do a feature every night, a little editorial feature, something that they didn't have on any other sportscast that night. The unit will let viewers use a remote control to respond instantly to ITV programming, such as audience polls, interactive sportscasts and game shows, or to request information or make purchases. Sean Foley accompanies his sportscast with a banjo. It's hard for the press to understand, because so many of the news stories they write are vendor-vs.-vendor sportscasts, in which the marketplace is a playing field and customers are prizes. He received a 1999 Pennsylvania Associated Press Award for best sportscast. The agreement will enable more than 2.2 million Latino households to see these Spanish-language sportscasts. The Montreal Radio and Television School offers six-month courses in radio and television broadcasting with emphasis on writing and producing news reports, talk shows and sportscasts.
随便看	be apprenticed to be apprenticed to be appressed to be appressed to be apprised of be approaching be approaching death be appropriate be appropriate for be appropriate to be a precursor of be a presage of be a problem to be a proxy be a proxy for be apt be apt to be a question of time be a question of time bear bearability bearability bearable bearableness bearableness