Pronunciation: /ˈtɛlɪˌvɪʒən/
noun a device that receives and displays television broadcasts
A1 I watch television every evening.
A2 She prefers watching movies on television rather than online.
B1 Television has a big influence on people's opinions and beliefs.
B2 Many households have multiple televisions in different rooms.
C1 The quality of television programs has improved significantly over the years.
C2 Television networks compete fiercely for viewership ratings.
adjective relating to the broadcasting of television programs
A1 I watch television shows every evening.
A2 She bought a television remote control to replace the old one.
B1 The television program was informative and engaging.
B2 The new television set has a high-definition display.
C1 The television industry is constantly evolving with new technologies.
C2 His knowledge of television production is extensive and impressive.
formal The television industry is constantly evolving with new technology.
informal I love watching television shows in the evenings.
slang Let's binge-watch some TV tonight!
figurative Her mind was like a television, constantly flickering with different thoughts.
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