broadcast channel

channel

1.

A specific frequency or pathway used for transmitting television or radio programs.

Common Phrases

  • TV channel—Television channel
  • cable channel—Cable television channel
  • change channel—Switch to a different channel

Example Sentences

  • I like to watch the news channel every evening.

    Beginner

  • This radio channel plays only classical music.

    Beginner

  • The sports channel is my favorite for weekend games.

    Beginner

  • I watch my favorite show on channel 5.

    Beginner

  • This channel broadcasts news every morning.

    Beginner

  • You can find sports programs on channel 12.

    Beginner

  • Cable companies offer hundreds of channels for subscribers.

    Intermediate

  • Streaming services now include live channel packages.

    Intermediate

  • The new channel focuses on educational programming for children.

    Intermediate

  • The weather forecast is available on channel 10 at 6 PM.

    Intermediate

  • Many people switch channels to avoid commercials.

    Intermediate

  • Cable providers often bundle multiple channels into a single package.

    Intermediate

  • Satellite channels provide global access to niche programming.

    Advanced

  • Regulators allocate channel bandwidth to prevent signal overlap.

    Advanced

  • Digital channels offer higher resolution than analog broadcasts.

    Advanced

  • Satellite channels offer a wider selection of international programming.

    Advanced

  • The government regulates how many channels broadcasters can operate.

    Advanced

  • Streaming services have disrupted traditional TV channel models.

    Advanced
Related:
channel(/ˈtʃæn.əl/)
frequency
broadcast network
network
station