on-air
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++ˈon-air adjective [only before noun] TCBbroadcast while actually happening 现场直播的 OPP off-air an on-air interview 现场采访
Examples from the Corpus
on-air• Last fall, Winfrey decided to give fiction a boost by creating her on-air book club.• Pahdra Singh handled his on-air interview brilliantly, and pointed out to Labone that grandstands are not insured against theft.• Despite the model looks and on-air poise, the most striking quality of this thirtysomething television journalist is her name.• No on-air promotion is allowed on any of our independently commissioned or distributed titles.• Networks are making heavy profits from news, and on-air talent is being paid more than ever to communicate to the public.• Hilary explains how she deals with on-air technical problems.• On weekends, this connoisseur of contemporary language stations himself on the couch, clicker in hand, riding the on-air waves.• The on-air weather person is expected to draw audiences, not weather maps.ˈon-air adjectiveChineseSyllable
happening broadcast while Corpus actually
on-air
ˈon-air
adjective [only before noun]
broadcast while actually happening
OPP off-air:
an on-air interview
ˈon-air
adjective [only before noun]broadcast while actually happening
OPP off-air:
