radiofónico

radio

adjective rrah-dee-oh-FOH-nee-koh Rare

Usage Note

Radiofónico means relating to radio broadcasting: programa radiofónico (radio programme), espacio radiofónico (radio slot). It follows standard gender/number agreement: radiofónica, radiofónicos, radiofónicas. In Spain's cultural press it is common; the more informal shorthand is simply de radio as a noun adjunct. Do not confuse with radiológico (radiological, relating to X-rays).

Examples

"El debate radiofónico duró dos horas."

Natural Translation

The radio debate lasted two hours.

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