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prerecorded — [prē΄ri kôr′did] adj. designating or of a magnetic tape, as in a cassette, on which sound, images, etc. have been recorded before its sale … English World dictionary
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
prerecorded — pre|re|cord|ed [ ,prirı kɔrdəd ] adjective prerecorded messages, music, or television or radio programs have been recorded so that they can be used later ╾ pre|re|cord verb transitive ╾ pre|re|cord|ing noun count … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
prerecorded — [ˌpriːrɪˈkɔːdid] adj prerecorded messages, music, or television or radio programmes have been recorded so that they can be used later prerecord verb [T] prerecording noun [C] … Dictionary for writing and speaking English
prerecorded tape — noun Etymology: prerecorded from past participle of prerecord : magnetic tape on which sound has been recorded before the tape is offered for sale … Useful english dictionary
prerecorded — adjective Recorded in advance … Wiktionary
prerecorded — see pre recorded … English dictionary
prerecorded — pre·re·cord·ed || ‚prɪËrɪ kÉ”rdɪd / kÉ”Ëd adj. recorded beforehand, taped in advance; filmed in advance (television program)v. record beforehand, tape in advance; film in advance (television program) … English contemporary dictionary
prerecorded — pre•re•cord•ed [[t]ˌpri rɪˈkɔr dɪd[/t]] adj. hfi sbz (of a video or audio tape) containing previously recorded information • Etymology: 1955–60 … From formal English to slang
precondition, preplanning, prerecorded — , etc. Almost always redundant. A lot of headaches can be avoided with a little careful preplanning (Chicago Tribune). All planning must be done in advance. Pre adds nothing to its meaning and should be deleted, as it should have been in… … Dictionary of troublesome word
