la
/e.mi.sjɔ̃/
Translation
programme, broadcast; emission
Word origin
From Latin emissio ('a sending out'), from emittere ('to send out'), from e- ('out') plus mittere ('to send'). The same root gives English 'emission' and 'emit'.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- emissio
- English cognates
- emission, emit
Grammar
Examples
cette tous .
I watch this programme every evening.
L' .
The radio programme starts at eight o'clock.
Cette .
This new programme is very successful.
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We must reduce gas emissions in the cities.
.
She was invited onto a television programme.
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