video

[[t]vɪ̱dioʊ[/t]]

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videos, videoing, videoed

1) N-COUNT A video is a film or television programme recorded on tape for people to watch on a television set.

We were watching videos with her.

...the makers of films and videos.

2) N-UNCOUNT: oft on N Video is the system of recording films and events on tape so that people can watch them on a television set.

She has watched the race on video.

...manufacturers of audio and video equipment.

...lessons which use video and film.

3) N-COUNT A video is a machine that you can use to record television programmes and play videotapes on a television set. [mainly BRIT]

He'd set the video for 8.00.

Syn:

video recorder, VCR

(in AM, usually use VCR)

4) VERB If you video a television programme or event, you record it on tape using a video recorder or video camera, so that you can watch it later. [mainly BRIT]

[V n] She had been videoing the highlights of the tournament...

[V n] The club specialises in videoing its student golfers to correct their faults.

Syn:

videotape, tape

(in AM, usually use , videotape)

5) N-UNCOUNT Video is a system by which you can see television images or films on your computer, rather than on a television set.