viewership — the number of people who watch a particular television program or channel
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: the number of people who watch a particular television program or channel
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈvjuːərʃɪp/
Korean meaning: 특정 텔레비전 프로그램이나 채널을 시청하는 사람들의 수, 시청률
Korean pronunciation: **뷰**어쉽
Example Sentences
- The cooking show's viewership doubled after the chef accidentally set his eyebrows on fire.
- Netflix carefully analyzes viewership data to decide which shows to renew.
- The news program's viewership skyrocketed during the election coverage.
viewership
NOUN//ˈvjuːərʃɪp//
the number of people who watch a particular television program or channel
Network executives celebrate rising viewership numbers on monitoring screens
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Origin
viewer(시청자)와 -ship(상태, 지위를 나타내는 접미사)가 결합되어 만들어진 단어로, 20세기 텔레비전 시대와 함께 생겨났습니다.
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“The cooking show's viewership doubled after the chef accidentally set his eyebrows on fire.”
“Netflix carefully analyzes viewership data to decide which shows to renew.”
“The news program's viewership skyrocketed during the election coverage.”
“Their reality show lost viewership when viewers realized it was faker than a politician's smile.”
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