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| television; TV; video | |||
| the tube | |||
| distance seeing; distant vision | |||
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| watching TV | |||
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| teleview; watch TV; watch television; to watch TV | |||
| watch telly | |||
| look at the television | |||
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| television The process, equipment or programming involved in converting a succession of audiovisual images into corresponding electrical signals that are transmitted by means of electromagnetic waves to distant receivers or screens, at which the signals can be used to reproduce the original image | |||
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| televisual | |||
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