audiotape
noun
magnetic tape on which sound can be recorded
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noun
compact disc: a small round piece of hard plastic with sound recorded on it or computer information stored on it
a piece of equipment that you speak into to make a recorded document that someone can listen to and type later
verb
to replace the soundtrack of a film with one in a different language, so that the actors seem to be speaking the other language
to change part of the original sound of a recording, especially a film, by adding new sound to it
to remove part of the original sound from a recording, especially a film
to replace the original soundtrack of a film with one in a different language, so that the actors seem to be speaking the other language
noun
the very clear quality of sound that is produced by electronic equipment when it plays, records, or broadcasts music and sounds
noun
a long narrow flat piece of plastic covered with a magnetic substance and used for recording sounds, images, or computer information
noun
a system for recording or broadcasting sound in which all the sound goes through one speaker
adjective
capable of carrying sound, pictures, and moving images that are sent at slow speeds, usually between 50 bps and 64 kbps
to play a message or video that has been recorded in order to listen to or watch it
verb
if you rewind a video or a tape, or if it rewinds, it goes backwards to the beginning or to an earlier place
noun
a plastic case called a cassette containing tape that you can use for recording something or on which something has been recorded
noun
the recorded sound of someone’s voice that can be used as a way to prove who they are
while a camera is recording/not recording what is happening
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using the Internet where you work, during working hours, for activities which are not work-related
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Open Dictionary
… to reveal a small part of your intentions in order to attract support, without actually committing yourself to doing anything
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