| 释义 |
ˈtape-record, v.
[Back-formation from next.]
trans. To record (sounds, etc.) on magnetic tape by means of a tape recorder.
1950Aviation Week 6 Mar. 35 (heading) Plane-tower talk tape-recorded. 1955E. Warner Trial by Sasswood ix. 177 As though your thoughts..had been tape-recorded and played back to you. 1967A. Henri in Penguin Mod. Poets X. 25, I sit here..trying to taperecord the sound of windflowers and celandines. 1978N. J. Crisp London Deal vii. 110 Could we tape record this?
Hence ˈtape-recorded ppl. a.
1951Time 25 June 23/2 Testimony continued—part of it played scratchily from long, tape-recorded interviews with addicts. 1973S. Trueman Fascinating New Brunswick xvi. 125 Her tape-recorded folksongs have left a priceless heritage to New Brunswick. |