live streaming
live streaming — noun
1. a way of sending video or sound over the internet so that people can watch or li
a way of sending video or sound over the internet so that people can watch or listen to it at the exact moment it is happening, without any delay
Yuki watched a live streaming of the cherry blossom festival from her apartment in Taipei.
live streaming + of + [event]
Rohan's fitness channel uses live streaming to share workout routines with people around the world.
use live streaming to [purpose]
The school offered live streaming of the concert so families could watch from home.
Tomás learned to fix his bicycle by watching live streaming of a mechanic.
Nadia started a live streaming session to show her friends the sunset from the mountain.
- webcast
more formal, typically used for corporate or media-organised events rather than personal creator content
- livestream
variant spelling as one word; identical in meaning and usage
- broadcasting
broader term that includes traditional TV and radio, not limited to internet transmission
文法句型
live streaming + of + [event/activity]
live streaming + [noun] (as modifier)
用法筆記
Common as a modifier before nouns such as platform, service, or event. In informal conversation, often shortened to streaming.