Definition of viewership in English:

viewership

nounˈvjuːəʃɪpˈvjuərˌʃɪp

treated as singular or plural The audience for a particular television programme or channel.
（电视节目或频道的）观众
the glory days of 90 per cent viewership
in singular a potential viewership of 18 million people
Example sentencesExamples
- Now, if public support dwindles with viewership, PBS could slowly starve.
- Since its viewership has dwindled, ABC had to depend on something other than ABC to get the word out on its new shows.
- In comparing media usage, online traffic growth coincided most closely with the rapid decline in television viewership.
- Other deals are tied to the development of interactive television and ITV viewership measurement.
- A lot of these problems would solve themselves if the public would vote with their viewership.
- The race telecast also kept pace with 2005's average viewership with an audience of nearly a quarter-million people.
- I would venture to say that television viewership would grow substantially.
- The channel's viewership is ageing, and attempts to attract younger watchers have yet to bear fruit.
- If anything, it will push up piracy and television viewership.
- A South African company will soon be engaged to monitor the channel's viewership.
- News channels get more viewership as people not watch them merely to catch headlines, but also because of their other non-fiction content.
- While certainly the cable channels boasted spikes in viewership, a swell of Web news users clicked offshore.
- It too heralded great critical response but low audience viewership.
- Television and televangelism usually work through viewership.
- His speech held the audience in the palm of his hand, including the wider television viewership.
- But even if not as many people could watch the games in person, the good news is that television viewership continued to grow.
- Even among Fox's core audience of conservatives, CNN has an edge in total viewership.
- Prime time programmes in various channels are vying for viewership.
- Indeed, can one imagine the reaction among the television viewership across Central America?
- There is little evidence to suggest increased television viewership is killing off reading.
Synonyms
market, public, following, clientele, patronage, listenership

Definition of viewership in US English:

viewership

nounˈvjuərˌʃɪpˈvyo͞oərˌSHip

treated as singular or plural The audience for a particular television program or channel.
（电视节目或频道的）观众
the glory days of 90 percent viewership
in singular a potential viewership of 18 million people
Example sentencesExamples
- There is little evidence to suggest increased television viewership is killing off reading.
- His speech held the audience in the palm of his hand, including the wider television viewership.
- Television and televangelism usually work through viewership.
- A lot of these problems would solve themselves if the public would vote with their viewership.
- The channel's viewership is ageing, and attempts to attract younger watchers have yet to bear fruit.
- Other deals are tied to the development of interactive television and ITV viewership measurement.
- In comparing media usage, online traffic growth coincided most closely with the rapid decline in television viewership.
- Even among Fox's core audience of conservatives, CNN has an edge in total viewership.
- Now, if public support dwindles with viewership, PBS could slowly starve.
- Indeed, can one imagine the reaction among the television viewership across Central America?
- While certainly the cable channels boasted spikes in viewership, a swell of Web news users clicked offshore.
- If anything, it will push up piracy and television viewership.
- A South African company will soon be engaged to monitor the channel's viewership.
- But even if not as many people could watch the games in person, the good news is that television viewership continued to grow.
- Since its viewership has dwindled, ABC had to depend on something other than ABC to get the word out on its new shows.
- I would venture to say that television viewership would grow substantially.
- It too heralded great critical response but low audience viewership.
- The race telecast also kept pace with 2005's average viewership with an audience of nearly a quarter-million people.
- News channels get more viewership as people not watch them merely to catch headlines, but also because of their other non-fiction content.
- Prime time programmes in various channels are vying for viewership.
Synonyms
market, public, following, clientele, patronage, listenership

词汇	viewership
释义	Definition of viewership in English: viewership nounˈvjuːəʃɪpˈvjuərˌʃɪp treated as singular or plural The audience for a particular television programme or channel. （电视节目或频道的）观众 the glory days of 90 per cent viewership in singular a potential viewership of 18 million people Example sentencesExamples Now, if public support dwindles with viewership, PBS could slowly starve. Since its viewership has dwindled, ABC had to depend on something other than ABC to get the word out on its new shows. In comparing media usage, online traffic growth coincided most closely with the rapid decline in television viewership. Other deals are tied to the development of interactive television and ITV viewership measurement. A lot of these problems would solve themselves if the public would vote with their viewership. The race telecast also kept pace with 2005's average viewership with an audience of nearly a quarter-million people. I would venture to say that television viewership would grow substantially. The channel's viewership is ageing, and attempts to attract younger watchers have yet to bear fruit. If anything, it will push up piracy and television viewership. A South African company will soon be engaged to monitor the channel's viewership. News channels get more viewership as people not watch them merely to catch headlines, but also because of their other non-fiction content. While certainly the cable channels boasted spikes in viewership, a swell of Web news users clicked offshore. It too heralded great critical response but low audience viewership. Television and televangelism usually work through viewership. His speech held the audience in the palm of his hand, including the wider television viewership. But even if not as many people could watch the games in person, the good news is that television viewership continued to grow. Even among Fox's core audience of conservatives, CNN has an edge in total viewership. Prime time programmes in various channels are vying for viewership. Indeed, can one imagine the reaction among the television viewership across Central America? There is little evidence to suggest increased television viewership is killing off reading. Synonyms market, public, following, clientele, patronage, listenership Definition of viewership in US English: viewership nounˈvjuərˌʃɪpˈvyo͞oərˌSHip treated as singular or plural The audience for a particular television program or channel. （电视节目或频道的）观众 the glory days of 90 percent viewership in singular a potential viewership of 18 million people Example sentencesExamples There is little evidence to suggest increased television viewership is killing off reading. His speech held the audience in the palm of his hand, including the wider television viewership. Television and televangelism usually work through viewership. A lot of these problems would solve themselves if the public would vote with their viewership. The channel's viewership is ageing, and attempts to attract younger watchers have yet to bear fruit. Other deals are tied to the development of interactive television and ITV viewership measurement. In comparing media usage, online traffic growth coincided most closely with the rapid decline in television viewership. Even among Fox's core audience of conservatives, CNN has an edge in total viewership. Now, if public support dwindles with viewership, PBS could slowly starve. Indeed, can one imagine the reaction among the television viewership across Central America? While certainly the cable channels boasted spikes in viewership, a swell of Web news users clicked offshore. If anything, it will push up piracy and television viewership. A South African company will soon be engaged to monitor the channel's viewership. But even if not as many people could watch the games in person, the good news is that television viewership continued to grow. Since its viewership has dwindled, ABC had to depend on something other than ABC to get the word out on its new shows. I would venture to say that television viewership would grow substantially. It too heralded great critical response but low audience viewership. The race telecast also kept pace with 2005's average viewership with an audience of nearly a quarter-million people. News channels get more viewership as people not watch them merely to catch headlines, but also because of their other non-fiction content. Prime time programmes in various channels are vying for viewership. Synonyms market, public, following, clientele, patronage, listenership
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