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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary

What is Christmas Day ratings booster?

I bumped into these words in a book, and can't guess what it s.
From the context, it has something to do with TV star's popularity.

Please help me. onegaishimasu.
  

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'TV ratings' are a measure of how many viewers a TV show has. 'Boost' means 'increase', and a 'booster' is someone or something that causes an increase. Christmas Day is evidently a day when the star's show is very popular.

  • 'TV ratings' are a measure of how many viewers a TV show has.
  • 'Boost' means 'increase', and a 'booster' is someone or something that causes an increase.
  • Christmas Day is evidently a day when the star's show is very popular.
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'TV ratings' are a measure of how many viewers a TV show has.
'Boost' means 'increase', and a 'booster' is someone or something that causes an increase.
Christmas Day is evidently a day when the star's show is very popular.
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Thank you for your reply.
the concerned sentence is like this.

“they killed her off as the Christmas ratings booster“

Can anyone be killed off as the booster?
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I suppose it means that the character she played (an evil one?) was killed in the TV story. Many viewers might like to see that.
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Yes, the context is something like that.
Now I get the meaning completely.
thank you for your generous answers.

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