Television Vocabulary

channel surf

• To quickly switch between different television channels.

• To watch a single channel for an extended period.

• To record multiple channels at once.

• To browse the internet while watching TV.

average week

• A typical week in terms of activities or events.

• A week with the highest number of activities.

• A week that is below average in productivity.

• A week that includes only weekends.

screen

• The surface on which images are displayed on a television.

• A device used to capture images.

• A type of protective cover for electronic devices.

• A method of displaying text on paper.

waste of time

• An activity that does not provide any benefit or value.

• A productive use of time that leads to success.

• An enjoyable activity that brings happiness.

• A necessary task that must be completed.

commercials

• Advertisements that are broadcast on television.

• Promotional content found in newspapers.

• Public service announcements on radio.

• Online ads displayed on websites.

couch potato

• A person who spends a lot of time sitting or lying down, often watching television.

• An athlete who trains rigorously for competitions.

• A person who enjoys outdoor activities and sports.

• Someone who frequently travels and explores new places.

remote control

• A device used to operate a television or other electronic device from a distance.

• A tool for repairing electronic devices.

• A type of software for managing computer systems.

• A gadget for enhancing audio quality.

programs

• Scheduled shows or broadcasts on television.

• Randomly selected content for viewers.

• Unscheduled video clips available online.

• User-generated content on social media.

turn on the TV

• To switch the television on.

• To turn off the television.

• To change the channel on the television.

• To adjust the volume of the television.

tune in

• To watch or listen to a specific program or broadcast.

• To ignore a program or broadcast.

• To change the channel frequently.

• To record a program for later viewing.