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单词 free-to-air
释义
free-to-air
adjective
UK
uk
/ˌfriː.tuˈeər/us
/ˌfriːtuˈer/
Free-to-airtelevisionorradioprogrammesarebroadcastto everyone and can bewatchedforfree.
（电视、电台节目）免费收看（或收听）的
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Broadcasting: programmes & other broadcasts
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Costing little or no money
(Definition offree-to-airfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

free-to-air| Business English

free-to-air
adjective
COMMUNICATIONS
uk
us
(abbreviationFTA)
free-to-airtelevisionorradioservicesareonesthat you do not have topayfor:
free-to-airmobileTV
FTAsatellitechannels
(Definition offree-to-airfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesoffree-to-air

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Secondly, thefree-to-airpublic service channels are part of the information infrastructure of contemporary society.
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So let us return to the fundamental principle behind public service broadcasting: quality and diversityfree-to-air.
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Thirdly, there is a long history of broadcasting test match cricket onfree-to-airservices.
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The broadcasting provisions of the code apply to all signatories; these safeguard secondary,free-to-airtelevision coverage of many major sports events.
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It is important that all sections of society should have access to the currentfree-to-airservices.
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That may be attractive, but it must not be developed at the cost of the exclusion or withdrawal of sport from thefree-to-airservice.
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There seems to be a view thatfree-to-airsport is diminishing and that the public are losing out.
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There is no one good answer to listing events forfree-to-airterrestrial television.
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Onfree-to-airuniversally available television, there were eight hours of sport per day in 1998 compared with seven hours in 1997.
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There is a tremendous amount offree-to-airterrestrial coverage of sport in this country.
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Among the arguments against the decision are the turning off of traditionalfree-to-airservices and the lack of a real digital dividend.
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However, the legislation ensures that where live rights are made available, they must be made available onfree-to-airchannels on fair and reasonable terms.
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However, the opportunity to establish a range of additional,free-to-airchannels should also be stressed.
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Without advertising revenue, no one will be able to provide the necessary investment, and advertising revenue will provide many morefree-to-airchannels.
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Admittedly, that is a subscription service, but it carries thefree-to-airbroadcast.
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