broadcast spectrum
broadcast spectrum — 名詞
1. the set of radio frequencies that governments set aside so that radio and televi
廣播頻譜
分配給廣播電台使用的無線電頻率範圍
the set of radio frequencies that governments set aside so that radio and television stations can send their signals through the air
The new station had to wait a year for a slice of the broadcast spectrum.
這家新電台等了一年,才分到一段廣播頻譜。
a slice of the broadcast spectrum for a frequency allocation
Roya explained how the government sells parts of the broadcast spectrum to phone companies.
Roya 解釋政府如何把部分廣播頻譜賣給電信公司。
sell parts of the broadcast spectrum
Older car radios only pick up the lower end of the broadcast spectrum.
比較舊的車用收音機只收得到廣播頻譜的低頻段。
the lower end of the broadcast spectrum
Engineers in Lagos measured how crowded the broadcast spectrum had become at night.
在 Lagos 的工程師測量了夜間廣播頻譜變得多麼擁擠。
Christopher argued that the broadcast spectrum belongs to the public, not to one company.
Christopher 主張廣播頻譜屬於大眾,而不是屬於某一家公司。
- part of the broadcast spectrum
- allocate the broadcast spectrum
- sell the broadcast spectrum
- crowded broadcast spectrum
- airwaves
more everyday word for the same idea, common in news writing
- frequency band
narrower; names one specific range rather than the whole range set aside for broadcasting
- radio spectrum
wider; covers all radio frequencies, not only those given to broadcasting
文法句型
part of the broadcast spectrum
allocate the broadcast spectrum
use the broadcast spectrum
用法筆記
Almost always treated as uncountable and paired with 'the'. Subjects and objects around it tend to be governments, regulators, stations, or phone companies that share, sell, or are given a portion of these frequencies.