to go off air
1off-air — (ôfʹârʹ, ŏfʹ ) adj. Spoken, occurring, or used not during broadcasting or not while being recorded for broadcasting: an off air argument; off air discussion. * * * …
2off-air — adj [only before noun] not being broadcast on the radio or television at the present moment ≠ on air ▪ off air television recordings …
3off-air — off airˈ adjective 1. (of a recording, etc) received from a broadcast transmission 2. Relating to, but not broadcast as part of, a radio or television programme • • • Main Entry: ↑off …
4off-air — adjective, adverb at a moment when a radio or television program is not being broadcast …
5off-air — also off air ADV: ADV after v, be ADV In radio or television, when a programme goes off air or when something happens off air, it is not broadcast. When I get off air around 2am my neck and shoulders are locked with tension... The argument… …
6Off-Air Pickup — An Off Air Pickup was a method used by some small market television stations in the United States to receive and relay network programming. In the 1950s, a network of AT T coaxial cable and microwave relays known as Long Lines was constructed.… …
7off air — see off air …
8Off-air — A&V • Signals that are not currently going out to broadcast or videotape recording. • Signals received out of the air from a transmitter. To record signals off the air …
9off (the) air — phrase no longer broadcasting on radio or television After just three episodes the series was taken off the air. Wait till we’re off air (=have stopped being broadcast) . Thesaurus: relating to television or radiohyponym well known television and …
10Off-the-air — For the Adult Swim television series, see Off the Air (TV series). In telecommunication, the term off air or off the air has the following meanings: In radio communications systems, pertaining to a radio station or television station that is… …
