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coverage

Meaning in simple English

US /ˈkʌvɚɪdʒ/ · UK /ˈkʌvərɪdʒ/

coverage means: The attention and reporting that newspapers, television, or other media give to an event or subject.

noun

MEDIA REPORTINGB2

The attention and reporting that newspapers, television, or other media give to an event or subject.

  • The match received live coverage.
  • There was little news coverage of the flood.
  • Their election coverage continued late into the night.

How to use it: coverage of something (The newspaper increased its coverage of local events.)

Similar words: reporting

Common phrases: news coverage, live coverage, coverage of something

EXTENT COVEREDB2

How much of an area, task, or need is dealt with or protected.

  • This paint gives good coverage.
  • We need enough staff coverage during lunch breaks.
  • The policy provides coverage for accidental damage.

Common phrases: full coverage, adequate coverage, coverage for something

NETWORK AREAB1

The area where a mobile phone or radio network can be used.

  • The network has nationwide coverage.
  • Check the coverage map before choosing a provider.
  • The new tower will extend coverage to nearby villages.

Common phrases: network coverage, coverage area, nationwide coverage

SIGNAL RECEPTIONB1

How well a phone or radio receives a network signal in a place.

  • Coverage is poor in this valley.
  • We get better mobile coverage upstairs.
  • Did you lose coverage inside the tunnel?

Similar words: reception

Common phrases: poor coverage, good coverage, mobile coverage

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