video
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/ˈvɪdiəʊ/
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/ˈvɪdiəʊ/
noun
A1
A way to record moving pictures and sound, using digital storage or tape.
We watched a video of the concert on my phone.
A1
A short recording of an event, made with digital technology and watched on a computer or online.
I made a video of my cat playing with a ball.
R
A short film made by a music band to go with a song, shown on TV or online.
The band's new video features them singing in a park.
R
A type of magnetic tape used in the past for recording moving pictures and sound; also called a video cassette.
We found an old video of our family vacation from 1995.
R
A copy of a film or show recorded on videotape.
We rented a video to watch at home on Friday night.
R
A machine used, especially in the past, to record and play films and TV shows on video.
My grandparents still have a video player in their living room.
verb
R
To record moving pictures and sound using digital storage or tape.
She likes to video her friends when they tell funny stories.
R
To record a TV show using a VCR (video cassette recorder).
He set the VCR to video his favorite show while he was out.
translation
A way to record moving pictures and sound, using digital storage or tape.; A short recording of an event, made with digital technology and watched on a computer or online.; A short film made by a music band to go with a song, shown on TV or online.; A type of magnetic tape used in the past for recording moving pictures and sound; also called a video cassette.; A copy of a film or show recorded on videotape.; A machine used, especially in the past, to record and play films and TV shows on video.
To record moving pictures and sound using digital storage or tape.; To record a TV show using a VCR (video cassette recorder).
Word Forms
Plural
videos
Progressive
videoing
Past
videoed