Broadcast
Interview
Interview verb - To go around and approach (people) with a request for opinions or information.
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Synonyms for Interview
Broadcast and interview are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Broadcast" instead a verb "Interview".
How words are described
| live | live broadcast | live interview |
| old | old broadcast | old interview |
| special | special broadcast | special interview |
| short | short broadcast | short interview |
| Other adjectives: public, complete, regular, fake, initial, single, actual, entire, infamous, famous, new, early, final, later, official, last, audio, aforementioned, scheduled, televised. | ||
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
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Jabba Table Manners: During the first Media Break, the hosts (and Dick Jones) are all eating food during their broadcast/interview, and Jones can be heard loudly chewing his food while he tries to speak.
Source: Film / Our Robocop Remake -
Hoist by His Own Petard: Kim Jong Un agrees to let Dave interview him, in order to broadcast his blatant lies to the whole world.
Source: Film / The Interview - Some works take this a step further, and have the local Intrepid Reporter interview someone who was there at the scene as part of a news broadcast.
Source: Confused Bystander Interview
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