Sports Broadcasting Vocabulary

noun a large, nonrigid airship or dirigible

• The blimp floated gracefully above the stadium, advertising the latest product.
• We saw a blimp flying over the city yesterday, it was so cool!
• Check out that massive blimp in the sky, it's huge!
• Her ego was like a blimp, always hovering over everyone else.

noun a program or transmission on radio or television

verb to transmit a program or message on radio or television

• The live broadcast of the event was watched by millions of viewers around the world.
• Did you catch the broadcast of the game last night?
• I'm going to broadcast my new song on social media later today.
• Her emotions were broadcasted all over her face during the intense conversation.

noun a spoken or written discussion in which people express opinions or give explanations about something

adjective relating to or providing commentary

• The documentary included insightful commentary from experts in the field.
• I always enjoy reading the sports commentary in the newspaper.
• Did you hear the juicy commentary on the latest celebrity gossip?
• Her artwork was a commentary on society's obsession with technology.

noun a television broadcast

verb to broadcast on television

• The telecast of the royal wedding was watched by millions of people around the world.
• I can't make it to the game, but I'll catch the telecast on TV.
• Let's skip the telecast and just watch the highlights later.
• The telecast of the debate shed light on the candidates' policies.

verb to improvise or do something without preparation or planning

• It is not advisable to just wing it when presenting a proposal to the board of directors.
• I didn't have time to prepare a speech so I just had to wing it at the meeting.
• I had no idea what I was doing, so I just decided to wing it and hope for the best.
• Life doesn't come with a manual, sometimes you just have to wing it and see where it takes you.