media
Meaning in simple English
US /ˈmiːdiə/
media means: News organizations and the people who work for them.
noun
NEWS INDUSTRYB1
News organizations and the people who work for them.
- The media reported the story.
- She refused to speak to the media.
- Several media outlets sent reporters to the trial.
COMMUNICATION METHODSB2
Ways of sharing information or art, such as pictures, sound, print, and video.
- We use different media to teach.
- The campaign combined print and digital media.
- Students explored how ideas change across different media.
PUBLISHED CONTENTB2
Films, shows, books, pictures, and other material made available to the public.
- Children consume a lot of media.
- Popular media often shows unrealistic homes.
- The course explores how women appear in different media.
KINDS OF MEDIUMB2
More than one material, method, or environment used for a particular purpose.
- The artist tested several media.
- These plants grow well in different media.
- The laboratory prepared fresh culture media for the experiment.
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