livestream

livestream — 動詞

1. to send video and audio of something out across the internet so that people can

1.動詞及物 / 不及物B2
釋義

直播

把現場影音透過網路即時播送出去

to send video and audio of something out across the internet so that people can watch and listen while it is actually taking place.

例句

Jude will livestream tonight's piano recital on YouTube for relatives in Brazil.

Jude 今晚會在 YouTube 直播鋼琴發表會，給在巴西的親戚看。

livestream + event noun, on + platform

The temple committee decided to livestream the New Year ceremony for elderly members at home.

廟方委員會決定直播新年祭典，方便家裡的長輩觀看。

transitive: subject is an organisation

同義詞
  • stream

    broader; covers any internet video delivery, including pre-recorded files

  • broadcast

    wider; includes radio and TV transmission, not internet-specific

  • webcast

    older, more formal term for the same idea; common in corporate or academic contexts

反義詞
  • pre-record

    record in advance and publish later, rather than transmit live

文法句型

livestream + noun

livestream + on + platform

用法筆記

Object is typically the event being broadcast (a concert, ceremony, game, lesson) or, with 'from', the location. Subject is often a person, content creator, or organisation; rarely passive.

常見錯誤

❌I livestreamed to YouTube last night.
✅I livestreamed on YouTube last night.
💡use 'on' for the platform, not 'to'.
❌The wedding was livestream by the cousin.
✅The wedding was livestreamed by the cousin.
💡past participle is 'livestreamed', not the bare form.

livestream — 名詞