noun
definition
A television broadcast, especially outside of a studio.
verb
definition
To broadcast by television.
definition
To broadcast a television program.
Examples of telecast in a Sentence
As Jeff watches the latest telecast on Ocean Pioneer II, Thunderbird 2 lands.
A Spanish-language telecast of the race will be carried by ESPN Deportes.
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Then on November 22nd 1953, as an experimental test for RCA it became the first network telecast to be transmitted in color.
His brief presentation for the documentary category earned praise from many critics as the best moment of the telecast, even besting the hosting duties by fellow comedian Ellen DeGeneres.
This site includes information on the next upcoming Academy Awards telecast, as well as the results from the previous telecast.
SportsCenter, the network's signature telecast, created a famous look that video game developers have clamored to integrate into their own video games.
Although the awards show earned the highest ratings since its 1983 telecast, many felt his poor hosting duties translated into poor ratings for his talk show.
The now famous "Oprah - Uma" introduction didn't win him many positive reviews among critics, but fans still loved him for the quirky gag and other jokes throughout the telecast.