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動詞

back-announce (三人称単数 現在形 back-announces, 現在分詞 back-announcing, 過去形および過去分詞形 back-announced)

1. (broadcasting) To briefly identify the music or story that has just aired.
   • 1978, Barrie Redfern, Local radio, page 78:

     It helps after long interviews, to back-announce the interviewee and the subject.

   • 1991, Stuart Wallace Hyde, Television and radio announcing, page 335:

     You back-announce the music just played, making a few appropriate comments about the music or the performers.

   • 2005, Robert McLeish, Radio Production, page 112:

     Two further examples will illustrate the functions of cue material – that is, to obtain the listener's interest, provide context, explain background noise, clarify technicalities and to 'back-announce'.

   • 2012, Maura Johnston, The Season Came To An End:

     Z100, the Top-40 station in freestyle epicenter New Yor City, would plug many holes in its playlists with freestyle tracks, usually neglecting to back-announce them so that to the non-clubgoer, the songs would only be identifiable by lyrics or synth sounds.