prerecord — [prē΄ri kôrd′] vt. Film Radio TV to record (music, a program, etc.) for later use, as for a broadcast … English World dictionary
prerecord — verb record before presentation, as of a broadcast • Topics: ↑recording, ↑transcription • Hypernyms: ↑record, ↑tape • Verb Frames: Somebody s something … Useful english dictionary
prerecord — verb To record in advance … Wiktionary
prerecord — pre|re|cord [ˌpri:rıˈko:d US ˈko:rd] v [T] to record music, a radio programme etc on a machine so that it can be used later ▪ a prerecorded interview >prerecording n [U and C] … Dictionary of contemporary English
prerecord — v. record beforehand, tape in advance; film in advance (television program) … English contemporary dictionary
prerecord — verb (T) to record music, a radio programme etc on a machine so that it can be used later prerecorded adjective: prerecorded videos prerecording noun (C, U) … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
prerecord — pre·record … English syllables
prerecord — /prirəˈkɔd/ (say preeruh kawd) verb (t) to record beforehand, for playing back at a subsequent date …
prerecorded — adjective recorded at one time for transmission later • Similar to: ↑recorded * * * /pree ri kawr did/, adj. containing previously recorded information: a prerecorded audiotape; a prerecorded videocassette. Cf. blank (def. 5). [1955 60; PRERECORD … Useful english dictionary
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