game-show
game-show — 名詞
1. a television programme that is a competition, where contestants answer questions
遊戲節目
參賽者答題或挑戰以贏獎金的電視節目
a television programme that is a competition, where contestants answer questions, solve problems, or perform tasks in order to win money or prizes
Reuben won five thousand pounds on a game show after answering ten general-knowledge questions.
Reuben 在一個遊戲節目中正確回答了十道常識題目，贏得五千英鎊。
collocation: win [amount] on a game show
That game show has been recorded before a live audience for over twelve years.
那個遊戲節目已經在現場觀眾面前錄製了超過十二年。
passive + present perfect: 'has been filmed'
Tamar and her cousin applied to become contestants on a popular cooking game show.
Tamar 和表妹報名參加了一個熱門的烹飪遊戲節目。
collocation: apply to become a contestant on a game show
The whole family gathers around the television every Saturday to watch their favourite game show.
全家人每週六圍在電視前觀看他們最喜歡的遊戲節目。
A game show host keeps the energy high and the contestants engaged during the recording.
遊戲節目主持人必須在錄製過程中保持高昂的氣氛，讓參賽者全情投入。
compound modifier: game show host
- appear on a game show
- win a game show
- host a game show
- game show contestant
- game show host
- game show prize
- game show format
- popular game show
- live game show
- quiz show
a game show focused specifically on answering factual questions, narrower in scope
- competition show
a broader term covering any televised competition, not limited to the typical game-show format
- reality contest
a show where real people compete, often with a focus on personal stories and elimination rounds
用法筆記
Commonly written without a hyphen as 'game show' in running text, though the hyphenated form 'game-show' is frequent when used as a modifier before a noun (e.g., 'game-show champion', 'game-show format').
常見錯誤
同根字
- game show名詞A2