coverage
51coverage — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) n. protection; market, readership, viewership, etc. See security, publication. II (Roget s Thesaurus II) noun The reporting of news: reportage. See WORDS …
52Coverage — 1. In der ⇡ Distributionspolitik die Abdeckung des Absatzmarkts (Marktabdeckung). 2. In der ⇡ Marktforschung die repräsentative Abbildung der ⇡ Grundgesamtheit durch die ⇡ Stichprobe …
53coverage — cov·er·age || kÊŒvÉ™rɪdÊ’ n. covering; extent to which something is covered; survey, review; news reporting; insurance against potential damage …
54coverage — noun 1》 the extent to which something is covered. 2》 the treatment of an issue by the media. 3》 US the amount of protection given by an insurance policy …
55coverage — cov·er·age …
56Coverage — F/A/V An indeterminate number of more detailed shots which are intended to be intercut with a master shot or scene. (Production) PP The process of shooting additional footage and camera angles to cover the action in the scene so that the editor… …
57coverage — WikiB The percentage of households that can tune into a radio station within the theoretical broadcast radius …
58coverage — [1] The surface area that a given quantity of paint will cover adequately [2] The area over which a quantity of adhesive, coating, or sealer can be applied at a specific thickness, usually expressed in terms of square feet per gallon …
59coverage — The risk of loss covered by an insurance policy. See risks and causes of loss …
60coverage — n. 1 an area or an amount covered. 2 Journalism the amount of press etc. publicity received by a particular story, person, etc. 3 a risk covered by an insurance policy. 4 an area reached by a particular broadcasting station or advertising medium …
