anchor
verb
to present a television or radio programme, especially the news
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to replace a swearword in a television or radio broadcast with a short high sound, so that people are not offended
to involve someone in a radio or TV discussion
verb
to make changes to a film, or to a television or radio programme before it is shown or broadcast
to remove parts of a film, television, or radio programme that are not wanted before it is shown or broadcast
verb
to be the main person who appears in a television programme and tells people what is happening in each part of the programme
to be allowed to be on a television or radio programme
to decide to appear on television/radio in order to say something
verb
if a famous person guests on a television or radio show, they appear in it on a particular occasion because they have been invited to
to say that you have finished making a television or news report from a place to people and that you now let someone in the studio speak instead
verb
to tell an audience about a programme, performer, performance etc that they are going to see or hear
verb
to give information about what is happening in a television programme or film without appearing on the screen
noun
spoken information about what is happening in a television programme or film, given by someone who you do not see
verb
to organize the work and money involved in making a film, play, television programme, CD etc
noun
the job or process of organizing the work and money involved in making a film, play, television programme, CD etc
taking part in television programmes
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using the Internet where you work, during working hours, for activities which are not work-related
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Open Dictionary
… to reveal a small part of your intentions in order to attract support, without actually committing yourself to doing anything
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