Definition of docusoap in English:

docusoap

noun ˈdɒkjuːsəʊpˈdɑkjəˌsoʊp

A documentary following people in a particular occupation or location over a period of time.
the docusoap Airport reminded many of us exactly why we stay put
Example sentencesExamples
- Alongside these were fly-on-the-wall docusoaps, ‘reality TV’ and ‘manufacture a pop-star’ programmes.
- Those docusoaps can be brilliant, although the level of acting in them is incredible now.
- As UK television churns out dismal sitcoms and docusoaps, the nation that invented trash TV is taking risks and winning.
- It was fascinating, like seeing someone obliviously making a fool of themselves on a docusoap, and this made up for any annoyance the lengthy and loud argument would otherwise have caused.
- It was a startlingly original format, combining the popular docusoap and game show genres with the voyeuristic qualities of the webcam and closed-circuit television.
- Understandably, the most talented want to follow Grierson's tradition of one-off, authored films, rather than the kind of docusoaps and reality TV currently in vogue.
- The latest in a recent spate of docusoaps, it is bound to make compulsive viewing.
- The rector has been inundated with letters, e-mails and telephone calls from people who have watched him in the docusoap.
- Why do people volunteer to be in Type Two docusoaps?
- The biggest threat to a grand comedy tradition has come from docusoaps and reality programmes.
- Truth is often stranger - or more horrific - than fiction, which is why, after years of docusoaps and other imitations of reality, documentaries are growing in popularity.
- Whatever reality TV means, it's obvious that it is taking over the schedules, ousting frail sitcoms, pricey dramas and once-fashionable docusoaps from their prime-time slots.
- The cheap, shouty, schedule-packers which include talk shows and docusoaps, quiz shows and lifestyle-makeover or cookery slots all rely heavily on real people.
- Of course, we don't really know them - like all docusoaps, this one was played carefully to camera.
- She was at home in Middleton today making plans to return to Greece next summer and hoping she might find more TV work from the holiday docusoap.
- In all his wisdom, he has arranged for a documentary crew to film a docusoap in our hotel!
- I certainly don't advocate these docusoaps, they drive me nuts.
- This is something that is so often the weakest part of docusoaps - a fact noted by many commentators.
- In the same way the docusoap was big five years ago, now you can't move for people buying one another's houses and doing them up.
- So are quiz shows of today another fad, a favourite of the nation, just like docusoaps were 2 or 3 years ago?

Origin

1990s: from docu- + soap.

Definition of docusoap in US English:

docusoap

nounˈdäkyəˌsōpˈdɑkjəˌsoʊp

A documentary following people in a particular occupation or location over a period of time.
the docusoap Airport reminded many of us exactly why we stay put
Example sentencesExamples
- It was fascinating, like seeing someone obliviously making a fool of themselves on a docusoap, and this made up for any annoyance the lengthy and loud argument would otherwise have caused.
- The biggest threat to a grand comedy tradition has come from docusoaps and reality programmes.
- Whatever reality TV means, it's obvious that it is taking over the schedules, ousting frail sitcoms, pricey dramas and once-fashionable docusoaps from their prime-time slots.
- Understandably, the most talented want to follow Grierson's tradition of one-off, authored films, rather than the kind of docusoaps and reality TV currently in vogue.
- As UK television churns out dismal sitcoms and docusoaps, the nation that invented trash TV is taking risks and winning.
- The cheap, shouty, schedule-packers which include talk shows and docusoaps, quiz shows and lifestyle-makeover or cookery slots all rely heavily on real people.
- Truth is often stranger - or more horrific - than fiction, which is why, after years of docusoaps and other imitations of reality, documentaries are growing in popularity.
- Alongside these were fly-on-the-wall docusoaps, ‘reality TV’ and ‘manufacture a pop-star’ programmes.
- I certainly don't advocate these docusoaps, they drive me nuts.
- She was at home in Middleton today making plans to return to Greece next summer and hoping she might find more TV work from the holiday docusoap.
- The latest in a recent spate of docusoaps, it is bound to make compulsive viewing.
- This is something that is so often the weakest part of docusoaps - a fact noted by many commentators.
- It was a startlingly original format, combining the popular docusoap and game show genres with the voyeuristic qualities of the webcam and closed-circuit television.
- So are quiz shows of today another fad, a favourite of the nation, just like docusoaps were 2 or 3 years ago?
- In all his wisdom, he has arranged for a documentary crew to film a docusoap in our hotel!
- Those docusoaps can be brilliant, although the level of acting in them is incredible now.
- Why do people volunteer to be in Type Two docusoaps?
- The rector has been inundated with letters, e-mails and telephone calls from people who have watched him in the docusoap.
- Of course, we don't really know them - like all docusoaps, this one was played carefully to camera.
- In the same way the docusoap was big five years ago, now you can't move for people buying one another's houses and doing them up.

Origin

1990s: from docu- + soap.

单词	docusoap
释义	Definition of docusoap in English: docusoap noun ˈdɒkjuːsəʊpˈdɑkjəˌsoʊp A documentary following people in a particular occupation or location over a period of time. the docusoap Airport reminded many of us exactly why we stay put Example sentencesExamples Alongside these were fly-on-the-wall docusoaps, ‘reality TV’ and ‘manufacture a pop-star’ programmes. Those docusoaps can be brilliant, although the level of acting in them is incredible now. As UK television churns out dismal sitcoms and docusoaps, the nation that invented trash TV is taking risks and winning. It was fascinating, like seeing someone obliviously making a fool of themselves on a docusoap, and this made up for any annoyance the lengthy and loud argument would otherwise have caused. It was a startlingly original format, combining the popular docusoap and game show genres with the voyeuristic qualities of the webcam and closed-circuit television. Understandably, the most talented want to follow Grierson's tradition of one-off, authored films, rather than the kind of docusoaps and reality TV currently in vogue. The latest in a recent spate of docusoaps, it is bound to make compulsive viewing. The rector has been inundated with letters, e-mails and telephone calls from people who have watched him in the docusoap. Why do people volunteer to be in Type Two docusoaps? The biggest threat to a grand comedy tradition has come from docusoaps and reality programmes. Truth is often stranger - or more horrific - than fiction, which is why, after years of docusoaps and other imitations of reality, documentaries are growing in popularity. Whatever reality TV means, it's obvious that it is taking over the schedules, ousting frail sitcoms, pricey dramas and once-fashionable docusoaps from their prime-time slots. The cheap, shouty, schedule-packers which include talk shows and docusoaps, quiz shows and lifestyle-makeover or cookery slots all rely heavily on real people. Of course, we don't really know them - like all docusoaps, this one was played carefully to camera. She was at home in Middleton today making plans to return to Greece next summer and hoping she might find more TV work from the holiday docusoap. In all his wisdom, he has arranged for a documentary crew to film a docusoap in our hotel! I certainly don't advocate these docusoaps, they drive me nuts. This is something that is so often the weakest part of docusoaps - a fact noted by many commentators. In the same way the docusoap was big five years ago, now you can't move for people buying one another's houses and doing them up. So are quiz shows of today another fad, a favourite of the nation, just like docusoaps were 2 or 3 years ago? Origin 1990s: from docu- + soap. Definition of docusoap in US English: docusoap nounˈdäkyəˌsōpˈdɑkjəˌsoʊp A documentary following people in a particular occupation or location over a period of time. the docusoap Airport reminded many of us exactly why we stay put Example sentencesExamples It was fascinating, like seeing someone obliviously making a fool of themselves on a docusoap, and this made up for any annoyance the lengthy and loud argument would otherwise have caused. The biggest threat to a grand comedy tradition has come from docusoaps and reality programmes. Whatever reality TV means, it's obvious that it is taking over the schedules, ousting frail sitcoms, pricey dramas and once-fashionable docusoaps from their prime-time slots. Understandably, the most talented want to follow Grierson's tradition of one-off, authored films, rather than the kind of docusoaps and reality TV currently in vogue. As UK television churns out dismal sitcoms and docusoaps, the nation that invented trash TV is taking risks and winning. The cheap, shouty, schedule-packers which include talk shows and docusoaps, quiz shows and lifestyle-makeover or cookery slots all rely heavily on real people. Truth is often stranger - or more horrific - than fiction, which is why, after years of docusoaps and other imitations of reality, documentaries are growing in popularity. Alongside these were fly-on-the-wall docusoaps, ‘reality TV’ and ‘manufacture a pop-star’ programmes. I certainly don't advocate these docusoaps, they drive me nuts. She was at home in Middleton today making plans to return to Greece next summer and hoping she might find more TV work from the holiday docusoap. The latest in a recent spate of docusoaps, it is bound to make compulsive viewing. This is something that is so often the weakest part of docusoaps - a fact noted by many commentators. It was a startlingly original format, combining the popular docusoap and game show genres with the voyeuristic qualities of the webcam and closed-circuit television. So are quiz shows of today another fad, a favourite of the nation, just like docusoaps were 2 or 3 years ago? In all his wisdom, he has arranged for a documentary crew to film a docusoap in our hotel! Those docusoaps can be brilliant, although the level of acting in them is incredible now. Why do people volunteer to be in Type Two docusoaps? The rector has been inundated with letters, e-mails and telephone calls from people who have watched him in the docusoap. Of course, we don't really know them - like all docusoaps, this one was played carefully to camera. In the same way the docusoap was big five years ago, now you can't move for people buying one another's houses and doing them up. Origin 1990s: from docu- + soap.
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