weekly broadcast

collocation in English

meaningsofweeklyandbroadcast

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weekly
adjective
adverb
uk
/ˈwiː.kli/us
/ˈwiː.kli/
happening once a week or ...
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broadcast
noun
uk
/ˈbrɔːd.kɑːst/us
/ˈbrɑːd.kæst/
a television or ...
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(Definition ofweeklyandbroadcastfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

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Totalweeklybroadcasttime is 119 hours.
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They also carry theweeklybroadcast.
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The nationally recognized show is a 3-hourweeklybroadcast.
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Totalweeklybroadcasttime today is 98 hours.
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Today totalweeklybroadcasttime is 98 hours.
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Saturday'sweeklybroadcastwas one hour, coast-to-coast.
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In the fall of 1950, the orchestra'sweeklybroadcastconcerts were moved there until the orchestra disbanded in 1954.
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This is when the momentum began to truly pick up, the group performing a new dance everyweeklybroadcast.
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Each team is required to put on aweeklybroadcastbulletin containing news and student-produced stories relative to the school.
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This was a popularweeklybroadcastwith an international audience that featured the most important pianist in the jazz and classical fields.
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Songs in the waiting room are traditionally not aired in full and often only mentioned by their title and the chart rank during theweeklybroadcast.
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