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cablecast

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ca·ble·cast  (kbl-kst)
n.
A telecast by cable television.
[cable + (broad)cast.]
cable·cast v.
cable·caster n.
Translations
cablecast [ˈkeɪblˌkɑːst]
A. N → emisión f de televisión por cable
B. VT → emitir por cable
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