noun
1 reporting of news/sports
ADJECTIVE
▪ considerable , extensive , massive
▪
There's been massive television ~ of the World Cup.
▪ around-the-clock ( esp. AmE ), non-stop , round-the-clock , wall-to-wall ( esp. AmE )
▪ comprehensive , full , gavel-to-gavel (= from the beginning to the end) ( AmE )
▪ detailed , in-depth
▪ wide , widespread
▪ international , local , national , worldwide
▪ prime-time
▪ limited
▪ saturation
▪ media , news , newspaper , press , radio , television , TV
▪
The TV company was given a special award for its news ~.
▪ live
▪
There's live ~ of the game on TV.
▪ exclusive
▪ balanced , biased
▪ favourable/favorable , negative , positive
▪ election , sports , war , etc.
VERB + COVERAGE
▪ give sth , provide (sth with)
▪
The resignation was given widespread ~.
▪ attract , get , have , receive
▪
The wedding had wide press ~.
▪ dominate
▪
The story dominated local news ~.
▪ read , watch
COVERAGE + VERB
▪ focus on sth
▪
Media ~ of the march focused on the few fights that broke out.
PREPOSITION
▪ ~ of
2 ( AmE ) insurance against sth ⇨ See also ↑ cover
ADJECTIVE
▪ insurance
▪ dental , health , health-care , medical , prescription , prescription-drug
▪ liability
▪ universal
VERB + COVERAGE
▪ offer , provide
▪ buy , get , have , obtain , purchase
▪ expand , extend
▪
the possibility of expanding health-care ~ to all
▪ lose
▪
People fear losing ~ if they switch employers.
PREPOSITION
▪ ~ for
▪
Business liability protection will provide ~ for damages in the event of a legal claim.