broadcasters
- 1Plural of broadcaster.
Major broadcasters competed fiercely for the rights to the championship.
Public broadcasters in several countries pooled their coverage of the election.
Note
A regular -s plural that carries every meaning of the singular, including the farm ones. Broadcasters can be machines that spread seed or fertilizer, or, in an obsolete use, people who sowed by scattering rather than drilling. With public or major in front, the word usually means organizations, but it also names presenters, so a phrase like the broadcasters on air relies on context to say whether people or networks are meant.
broadcasters is a form of broadcaster
broadcaster, noun: A person who presents radio or television programs, especially news or documentaries, as their job. Full entry
- Forms
- broadcasterbroadcasters plural
- Spelling
- broadcaster → broadcasters: add -s
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /z/.
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