radio station

American  

noun

1. station.

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radio station British  

noun

1. an installation consisting of one or more transmitters or receivers, etc, used for radiocommunications

2. a broadcasting organization

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Etymology

Origin of radio station

First recorded in 1910–15

Example Sentences

He told Irish radio station Newstalk that passengers would not want to pay a small charge for wi-fi on an hour-long flight, and that Starlink hardware would increase fuel costs because of drag.

From BBC

Michelin-starred chef Tom Kerridge told the LBC radio station this month that his tax bill for one of his four pubs would more than double if the new rates are applied.

From The Wall Street Journal

That tone will now shift, as while the in-land radio station won’t go away, Disneyland will soon broadcast composer John Williams’ “Star Wars” orchestrations throughout the area.

From Los Angeles Times

An alien announces they have taken over a radio station’s signal to bring the listener a special show from the Mothership.

From The Wall Street Journal

"From his early days in theatre, art was not simply a pastime for Mohammed Bakri, but a tool for raising awareness and engaging in dialogue," the radio station said.

From Barron's