televises
Puts on screen
Televises is the third-person singular form of televise, meaning to broadcast something by television.
When a network televises an event, it captures and transmits the content for viewers to watch on their screens.
ESPN televises hundreds of college football games each season.
The word is most often used in passive constructions: The ceremony will be televised live.
Radio frequency spectrum
- transmitterSignal-emitting device
- antennaBroadcast signal receiver
- signalMessage-conveying cue
- transmissionSending of information
satellite · cable · network · syndication · telecast · frequency · channel · live
Secures ships to seabed
- correspondentJournalist covering distant events
- reporterOne who gathers news
- newscastBroadcast of current events
- bulletinBrief public announcement
headline · breaking · coverage · live · dispatch · footage · update · exclusive
TV ratings firm
- primetimeTelevision's highest-viewership period
- viewershipCollective television audience
- audienceGathered viewers collectively
- sharePortion given out
demographics · sweeps · timeslot · ratings · streaming · cord-cutting · subscribers · reach
Display or barrier
- monitorDisplay or supervisor
- LCDLowest shared fraction bottom
- LEDSemiconductor that glows
- OLEDEmissive display technology
plasma · HDTV · resolution · pixels · HDMI · contrast · brightness · display
Episodic TV comedy series
- dramaTheatrical art or turmoil
- realityWhat actually exists
- comedyWork meant to amuse
- documentaryFactual film about reality
series · episode · season · premiere · finale · pilot · cartoon · anime
Creative professional's workspace
- producerOne who makes things
- directorOne who leads
- cameramanPerson operating film equipment
- programmingWriting software instructions
schedule · crew · soundstage · teleprompter · lighting · set · rehearsal · taping
airwaves
Radio frequency spectrum
- transmitterSignal-emitting device
- antennaBroadcast signal receiver
- signalMessage-conveying cue
transmission · satellite · cable · network · syndication · telecast · frequency · channel · live · simulcast
anchor
Secures ships to seabed
- correspondentJournalist covering distant events
- reporterOne who gathers news
- newscastBroadcast of current events
bulletin · headline · breaking · coverage · live · dispatch · footage · update · exclusive · journalism
Nielsen
TV ratings firm
- primetimeTelevision's highest-viewership period
- viewershipCollective television audience
- audienceGathered viewers collectively
share · demographics · sweeps · timeslot · ratings · streaming · cord-cutting · subscribers · reach
screen
Display or barrier
OLED · plasma · HDTV · resolution · pixels · HDMI · contrast · brightness · display · widescreen
sitcom
Episodic TV comedy series
documentary · series · episode · season · premiere · finale · pilot · cartoon · anime · thriller
studio
Creative professional's workspace
programming · schedule · crew · soundstage · teleprompter · lighting · set · rehearsal · taping · filming
televisesprints
Copied images on paper
podcasts · webcasts · radio broadcasts · streams · newspapers
televisesconceals
Keeps from being seen
hides · suppresses · censors · withholds · blacks out
- television showBroadcast entertainment series
- reality televisionProgramming featuring non-actors
- television channelBroadcast frequency for programming
- television setHome broadcast display device
- television newsBroadcast journalism on screen
- television seriesSerialized broadcast entertainment program