podcast
podcast — noun
1. an audio show put online so people can listen on a phone, computer, or similar d
an audio show put online so people can listen on a phone, computer, or similar device whenever they want.
Nina listened to a history podcast while she cooked Sunday dinner.
collocation: listen to a podcast
On the train, this podcast kept Owen calm during the long trip.
The school podcast shares short interviews with teachers and older students.
A new gardening podcast appears on Mei's phone every Friday morning.
After the match, Dad downloaded the coach's podcast for the drive home.
- audio show
a plain descriptive phrase for an online spoken programme
- radio show
often first broadcast live or on radio, not only online
- audio series
stresses several connected episodes rather than one show
- programme
a broad word that needs context to show it is online audio
文法句型
listen to a podcast
download a podcast
podcast about [topic]
用法筆記
Usually countable and often follows verbs like listen to, play, download, or start. It refers to the programme or episode itself, unlike verb sense 1, which describes putting audio online in this form.
常見錯誤
podcast — verb
1. to record a show and put it online as a podcast so listeners can hear it later.
to record a show and put it online as a podcast so listeners can hear it later.
Kai podcasts his travel stories from a small room above the shop.
podcast + story or show
Every Tuesday, the museum podcasts short talks for local families.
podcast + talk or lesson
After the game, the station podcasted the coach's full interview.
The lesson was podcasted later for students who missed class.
Lena and Mark podcast their book club chats each month.
文法句型
podcast + interview/show/lesson
podcast + talk/event
be podcasted later
用法筆記
Most often takes an object such as interview, lesson, talk, or show. It is common for media groups, schools, and individual creators who release audio regularly online.