televised

英 [ˈtelɪvaɪzd]

美 [ˈtelɪvaɪzd]

v.  用电视播送
televise的过去分词和过去式

过去分词：televised　过去式：televised　

BNC.12558 / COCA.9488

柯林斯词典

• VERB 通过电视播放
  If an event or programmeis televised, it is broadcast so that it can be seen on television.
  1. The Grand Prix will be televised by the BBC.
     汽车大奖赛将由英国广播公司进行电视转播。

双语例句

• MTV first hit the airwaves in1981, but the idea of televised music is as old as television itself.
  在1981年电视音乐第一次抨击电视，但是播送电视音乐这个想法和电视它自己一样老。
• A a league first, and113 will be televised nationally?
  这是大联盟首次有这样安排，而其中113场将会作全国播放？
• Televised political promotions are not frequent, and the candidates have little outdoor advertising.
  电视经常播放政治宣传，候选人的室外广告很少。
• Their campaign was given a major boost by Britain's first ever televised debate last week;
  上周，英国历史上首次电视辩论大大地推进了他们的竞选。
• One contributor to this magazine had his wedding televised before seven hundred million viewers.
  该杂志的一位撰稿人把他的婚礼向七亿观众作了转播。
• How about forgetting the words to the National Anthem in a televised NBA game?
  他在nba电视比赛中忘记了国歌。
• The candidates confronted each other during a televised debate.
  候选人在电视辩论中当面交锋。
• President Obama talked about the transition during a televised speech on Tuesday night.
  在周二晚上的电视讲话中，奥巴马总统讲到了这种转变。
• S.rhetoric on Saturday amid televised scenes of chaos on Tehran's streets.
  不过随着电视画面展现德黑兰街头的骚乱，奥巴马总统星期六使用了更强烈的言辞。
• The press conference the newly elected president gave last night was televised, mid broadcast throughout the world.
  新当选的总统昨天晚上举行韵记者招待会通过电视和广播向全世界播送了。