播
broadcast; sow; exile
Meanings
3 senses · 12 examplesverb
to broadcast; to spread; to disseminate
Used for spreading information, news, or ideas through media or word of mouth.
The radio station is broadcasting important news right now.
This rumor has been widely spread online.
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After his story was publicized by the media, many people were moved.
This TV station broadcasts morning news every day.
This app can broadcast English teaching programs.
verb
to sow; to plant seeds
Used for agricultural planting, refers to scattering seeds on the soil.
The farmer is sowing wheat in rows in the field.
They planted corn seeds individually in preparation for the autumn harvest.
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Crops sown in summer grow faster.
He sowed two mu of land with wheat in his backyard.
The sowing season has arrived, and everyone is busy working in the fields.
verb
to migrate; to exile; to flee one's home
formalThis is a literary and formal usage, rarely used in modern daily conversation.
In ancient times, people often fled to other places due to war and chaos.
During times of war, many families were forced to migrate and wander homelessly.