Television (noun)

A system for transmitting visual images and sound that are reproduced on screens, formerly using mainly mechanical techniques, now largely by electronic means.

Origin:

Late 19th century: from french télévision, from télé- "far" + vision "sight".

Examples:

  1. I watched the news on television last night.
  2. The television show was so popular it was on for over 10 seasons.
  3. The invention of television has changed the way we consume media.
  4. The television in the living room is very old and doesn't work well.
  5. I prefer watching movies on a big screen television rather than on my phone.
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