radio programme - translation to English
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radio programme - translation to English

SEGMENT OF AUDIO CONTENT INTENDED FOR BROADCAST ON RADIO
Radio show; Radio shows; Radio programme; Radio programs; Radio-show; Radio Show; Radio series; Radio show (genre)

radio programme         
(n.) = programa de radio
Ex: These field recordings were sent to the Library of Congress where they were used in a series of radio programs that were distributed to schools and radio stations around the country.
radio show         
(n.) = programa de radio
Ex: They recount their first meeting with Tony Hancock and discuss how they subsequently became partners with him, producing radio, television, and stage shows.
radio program         
programa de radio

Definition

Radioreceptor
un receptor de estímulos producidos por la energía radiante como la luz o el calor. Un receptor que puede unirse a un radioligando o a una ligando no radioactivo

Wikipedia

Radio program

A radio program, radio programme, or radio show is a segment of content intended for broadcast on radio. It may be a one-time production, or part of a periodically recurring series. A single program in a series is called an episode.

Examples of use of radio programme
1. The problem was highlighted in the BBC radio programme File On Four.
2. Every Sunday he was the voice of the news in Hindi for Sanatan Radio programme.
3. You think I love botched jokes?" Kerry said during an appearance on a US radio programme.
4. My sister Tegai runs a regular radio programme of Welsh music, you know.
5. It was like the radio programme Just a Minute but ten times weirder.