Word
BBC
Phoneticsbbc
/ˌbibiˈsi/
Definitions
01British broadcaster
n. Stands for British Broadcasting Corporation. It is the UK's national public service for television, radio, and news.
n. Abbreviation for British Broadcasting Corporation. The UK's public service broadcaster, funded primarily by a television licence fee.
“I usually check the BBC website to see the latest world news.”
“The BBC is renowned globally for its commitment to impartial journalism and high-quality documentary production.”
British English
Usage
Usually used with the definite article 'the' when referring to the organisation.
Synonyms
02British-born Chinese
n. A person of Chinese descent who was born and raised in the United Kingdom.
n. A demographic term referring to individuals of Chinese ethnic origin born in the United Kingdom.
“As a BBC, she grew up speaking both English and Cantonese at home.”
“The documentary explored the unique cultural identity of the BBC community living in London's East End.”
British English
Usage
Can be used as a countable noun or an adjective.
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