Syndication Meaning in English

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US

ˌsɪndɪˈkeɪʃən

sin-di-KAY-shuhn

UK

sˌɪndɪkˈeɪʃən

sin-dik-AY-shuhn

释义

Syndication is the process of selling or distributing content, such as TV shows, articles, or news, to several different companies or platforms at the same time. It is also used in finance to refer to sharing risk or funds among multiple organizations.

用法与细微差别

Most common in media and finance. In media, refers to sharing TV shows, news articles, or columns with multiple outlets; in finance, relates to joint loans (syndicated loans). Common phrases: 'TV syndication', 'article syndication', 'loan syndication'. Not used for everyday sharing.

• Spanish: sindicación - distribución sindicada (medios)
• Portuguese (BR): sindicação - distribuição sindicada (mídia)
• Portuguese (PT): sindicação - distribuição sindicada (mídia)
• Chinese (Simplified): 联合发行 - 联合经营
• Chinese (Traditional): 聯合發行 - 聯合經營
• Hindi: सिंडिकेशन - संयुक्त वितरण
• Arabic: التوزيع المشترك - التوزيع بالنقابة
• Bengali: সিন্ডিকেশন - যৌথ-বণ্টন (আর্থিক ক্ষেত্রে)
• Russian: синдикация
• Japanese: シンジケーション
• Vietnamese: phân phối nội dung - liên doanh tài chính
• Korean: 신디케이션
• Turkish: sendikasyon - ortak finansman (finans)
• Urdu: سنڈیکیشن
• Indonesian: sindikasi

例句

The newspaper used syndication to share stories across the country.

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TV syndication allows shows to air on many channels at once.

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Banks use loan syndication to share big risks.

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Thanks to syndication, her column appears in dozens of magazines.

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The sitcom became a huge hit after it went into syndication.

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Digital syndication is a way for content creators to reach global audiences.

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