broadcaster

English

Etymology

broadcast +‎ -er

Noun

broadcaster (plural broadcasters)

1. An organisation that engages in the activity of broadcasting.
2. A person whose job it is to broadcast.

Translations

organisation

• Arabic: إِذَاعَة f (ʔiḏāʕa)
• Chinese:

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• Dutch: zender (nl) m, omroep (nl) m
• Esperanto: elsendanto
• Finnish: lähetystoiminnan harjoittaja, radioyhtiö (of radio), televisioyhtiö (of television)
• Greek: ραδιοφωνία (el) f (radiofonía)
• Macedonian: емитувач m (emituvač), радиодифузе́р m (radiodifuzér)
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• Maori: rōpū whakapāho
• Norwegian:

  Bokmål: kringkaster m

• Polish: nadawca (pl) m
• Scottish Gaelic: craoladair m
• Spanish: emisora (es) f
• Turkish: yayımcı (tr)
• Ukrainian: мо́вник (uk) m (móvnyk)

person

• Arabic: مُذِيع m (muḏīʕ), مُذِيعَة f (muḏīʕa)
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: please add this translation if you can

• Finnish: lähettäjä (fi) (sender), levittäjä (spreader)
• Greek: εκφωνητής (el) m (ekfonitís)
• Hebrew: שַׁדְרָן (he) m (šadrán), שַׁדְרָנִית (he) f (šadranít)
• Macedonian: емитувач m (emituvač), радиодифузе́р m (radiodifuzér)
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• Maori: kaiwhakapaoho
• Romanian: spicher (ro) m, crainic (ro) m
• Russian: ди́ктор (ru) m (díktor), ди́кторша (ru) f (díktorša)
• Scottish Gaelic: craoladair m
• Turkish: yayımcı (tr)
• Urdu: نَشر کار (naśar kār)

Anagrams

• rebroadcast