Definition of reality show in English:

reality show

noun

A television programme in which ordinary people are continuously filmed, designed to be entertaining rather than informative.
a reality show following young people who are trying to become professional athletes
Example sentencesExamples
- The first seasons of reality shows are almost always the best.
- The best reality shows leave viewers hungering for more knowledge about the contestants.
- Now that I have been behind the scenes of a reality show all the others have lost their lustre.
- It starts off as a straightforward reality show following three couples as they break up and enter the New York City dating scene once again.
- Just as reality shows get more and more inane, comedy seems to be increasingly well crafted.
- Reality shows take the pressure off producers to produce high-class intelligent drama, or comedy, or something avant-garde and out there.
- There is something very special about the first season of a reality show with such an original premise.
- I don't watch reality shows at all.
- This may well be the first time that a reality show actually did something useful.
- She and four others responded to an ad for a local reality show.

Definition of reality show in US English:

reality show

noun

A television program in which ordinary people are continuously filmed, designed to be entertaining rather than informative.
a reality show following young people who are trying to become professional athletes
Example sentencesExamples
- This may well be the first time that a reality show actually did something useful.
- Just as reality shows get more and more inane, comedy seems to be increasingly well crafted.
- She and four others responded to an ad for a local reality show.
- It starts off as a straightforward reality show following three couples as they break up and enter the New York City dating scene once again.
- The first seasons of reality shows are almost always the best.
- There is something very special about the first season of a reality show with such an original premise.
- The best reality shows leave viewers hungering for more knowledge about the contestants.
- Now that I have been behind the scenes of a reality show all the others have lost their lustre.
- I don't watch reality shows at all.
- Reality shows take the pressure off producers to produce high-class intelligent drama, or comedy, or something avant-garde and out there.

单词	reality show
释义	Definition of reality show in English: reality show noun A television programme in which ordinary people are continuously filmed, designed to be entertaining rather than informative. a reality show following young people who are trying to become professional athletes Example sentencesExamples The first seasons of reality shows are almost always the best. The best reality shows leave viewers hungering for more knowledge about the contestants. Now that I have been behind the scenes of a reality show all the others have lost their lustre. It starts off as a straightforward reality show following three couples as they break up and enter the New York City dating scene once again. Just as reality shows get more and more inane, comedy seems to be increasingly well crafted. Reality shows take the pressure off producers to produce high-class intelligent drama, or comedy, or something avant-garde and out there. There is something very special about the first season of a reality show with such an original premise. I don't watch reality shows at all. This may well be the first time that a reality show actually did something useful. She and four others responded to an ad for a local reality show. Definition of reality show in US English: reality show noun A television program in which ordinary people are continuously filmed, designed to be entertaining rather than informative. a reality show following young people who are trying to become professional athletes Example sentencesExamples This may well be the first time that a reality show actually did something useful. Just as reality shows get more and more inane, comedy seems to be increasingly well crafted. She and four others responded to an ad for a local reality show. It starts off as a straightforward reality show following three couples as they break up and enter the New York City dating scene once again. The first seasons of reality shows are almost always the best. There is something very special about the first season of a reality show with such an original premise. The best reality shows leave viewers hungering for more knowledge about the contestants. Now that I have been behind the scenes of a reality show all the others have lost their lustre. I don't watch reality shows at all. Reality shows take the pressure off producers to produce high-class intelligent drama, or comedy, or something avant-garde and out there.
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