commentating in English
He has been commentating on the sport since 1949.
Use "commentating" in a sentence
1. Examples of Commentate in a Sentence He will be commentating on tomorrow night's game
2. ‘The shameful Cowardliness of the man's commentating is simply unacceptable.’ ‘I sigh for my Cowardliness amidst my yearning emotions.’ ‘Behind this was more than mere adaptation and Cowardliness.’
3. ‘A Bespectacled librarian came and sat behind me, commentating on the view throughout the journey for the benefit of his Japanese lady visitor.’ ‘He was a tall, coltish, Bespectacled …
4. [intransitive] Commentate (on something) Verb Forms to give a spoken description of an event as it happens, especially on television or radio Who will be commentating on the game? See Commentate in the Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary
5. Commentate (third-person singular simple present Commentates, present participle commentating, simple past and past participle Commentated) (intransitive) To provide a commentary; to act as a commentator; to maintain a stream of comments about some event
6. Definition of Commentate verb from the Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary Commentate (on something) to give a spoken description of an event as it happens, especially on television or radio Who will be commentating on the game? Topics TV, radio and news c2
7. ‘The mistake is to believe that recently retired sportsmen or women, fast-tracked into the studio, are alone best placed to Commentate on and analyse their sport of expertise.’ ‘It was a miraculous catch, and the crowd roared its approval, whilst Moyes who was commentating …
8. ‘He has also Commentated on a wide range of special outside broadcast events for BBC television including the funeral of Diana, Princess of Wales and has anchored the BBC's General Election coverage since 1979.’ ‘He has worked with the BBC for 40 years presenting and commentating on a wide range of sports and programmes.’