The broadcast studio
Example: Broadcast studio is location where programs are produced
Definition
"The broadcast studio" refers to a specially equipped location where television or radio programs are produced, recorded, and transmitted to the public. It typically contains technical equipment, soundproofing, and spaces designed for live or recorded media production.
Translations
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el estudio de transmisión -
de omroepstudio -
l'estudi de transmissió -
le studio de diffusion -
das Sendestudio
Etymology
The term "the broadcast studio" combines 'broadcast,' derived from the Old English 'brodcaste' meaning to scatter seeds widely, with 'studio,' from the Latin 'studium,' meaning zeal or study. Together, they describe a place dedicated to the wide dissemination of audio or visual content. Did you know? The concept evolved with the rise of radio and TV technology in the 20th century.
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"The broadcast studio" appears in the Vocaplus list "English - Journalism - (A1-C2) - set 1", containing 110 commonly used words.
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