Noun
/ˈtɛlɪvjuː/
The term teleview is a less commonly known word that refers specifically to the act or process of viewing television broadcasts or shows. It is derived from the combination of "television" and "view." In contemporary usage, it is often used in discussions about television ratings, audience engagement, or critiques of media content. The frequency of use is relatively low in both oral and written contexts, as more common terms like "watch TV" or "view" are typically favored.
Teleview has become a favorite pastime for many families during the weekend.
Translation: Teleview se ha convertido en un pasatiempo favorito para muchas familias durante el fin de semana.
The increase in teleview rates during the pandemic surprised many media analysts.
Translation: El aumento en las tasas de teleview durante la pandemia sorprendió a muchos analistas de medios.
Critics argue that excessive teleview can lead to a sedentary lifestyle and disconnect from reality.
Translation: Los críticos argumentan que el teleview excesivo puede llevar a un estilo de vida sedentario y desconectar de la realidad.
While "teleview" itself is less frequently the subject of idiomatic expressions, it can still appear in phrases related to television or viewing cultures.
"Tune in to teleview" – This phrase is often used to invite people to watch or pay attention to a television program.
Translation: "Sintoniza el teleview" – Esta frase se utiliza comúnmente para invitar a las personas a ver o prestar atención a un programa de televisión.
"Binge televiewing" – This expression refers to the practice of watching multiple episodes or even entire seasons of a series in one sitting.
Translation: "El binge televiewing" – Esta expresión se refiere a la práctica de ver múltiples episodios o incluso temporadas enteras de una serie de una sola vez.
"Teleview addiction" – This phrase describes an excessive or compulsive habit of watching television.
Translation: "Adicción al teleview" – Esta frase describe un hábito excesivo o compulsivo de ver televisión.
The word "teleview" is a compound formed from the prefix "tele-" meaning "distant" or "far off," derived from the Greek "tēle," which is found in words like "television" (derived from Latin and Greek roots meaning "to see at a distance") and "view," which comes from the Old French "veue" meaning "sight" or "vision."
Synonyms: - Watch - View - Observe
Antonyms: - Ignore - Overlook - Dismiss