Definition of pre-record in English:

pre-record

verb

[with object]often as adjective pre-recorded

1Record (sound or film) in advance.
a pre-recorded talk
Example sentencesExamples
- He was passionately committed to the use of live as opposed to pre-recorded music and looked upon it as an independent structure that should be created in the same span of time that the dance itself was being designed.
- She lip-synched, but the track was pre-recorded, and she was singing!
- The event would have appeared no different to TV viewers had it been pre-recorded at Labour headquarters.
- However, unlike other Question Time broadcasts, which are usually pre-recorded and then edited, last Thursday's show went out live.
- Where interaction is not a priority, programmes may be pre-recorded.
- From 1969, the programme becomes live and studio based, rather than being pre-recorded at the ground of the featured match, and there were now two games seen each week.
- A licence is not needed if the equipment is only used for closed circuit monitoring, for watching pre-recorded videos, or as a computer monitor.
- In addition to a large symphony orchestra, Orion included a sampler part where pre-recorded sounds were incorporated into the piece.
- Streaming video can bring live events, pre-recorded visual messages and the power of video to browsers and constituents anywhere.
- No-one wants to get into a situation where every show is pre-recorded and every comment - no matter how frivolous - is being scrutinised by a team of lawyers.
- This was the first film for which pre-recorded songs were released.
- ‘Most people know the draw is pre-recorded,’ a spokesperson said.
- My newest one (I have two) has two tuners so I can record one show while watching another show live, or I can record two shows at once while watching a third show that has been pre-recorded.
- The only entry requirement is that their announcements must be pre-recorded - no live material is allowed.
- We're not pre-recording the music and lip-synching to it.
- The finalists were also given the chance to really show what they could do in an individual pre-recorded one-hour programme, which went on air from midnight on Sunday 23 October.
- Filming has been cancelled but the show is pre-recorded and will continue its current run until July.
- The use of equipment for viewing pre-recorded videos or for that matter as a monitor for a game playing computer does not and never has required television licence cover.
- When coupled with the common knowledge that the music in film musicals has been pre-recorded, the lack of impressive, cohesive dance routines becomes a real blotch on the performances.
- They will include pre-recorded items such as text, still images, video clips and digital sound files.
1. 1.1 Record sound on (a tape) beforehand.
  pre-recorded digital audiotapes
  Example sentencesExamples
  The rest of the band put on competent performances, but were hampered by having to play along with extensive pre-recorded tapes, preventing any spontaneity or alternative readings of material.
  But I noticed in passing that they never use the VCR for anything but playing pre-recorded tapes, because they can't work out how to programme the thing.
  Tonight's performance includes some older works, a preview of two new pieces and a stack of pre-recorded tapes and samples.
  The French department used an audiovisual course based around pre-recorded open reel tapes and a stills projector, another electrical gadget from a bygone age.
  This tape had been pre-recorded, and the General knew his men to a fault.
  However, you don't need a licence if the equipment is not connected to an aerial, satellite receiver or cable and you only use it to watch pre-recorded tapes.
  And the museum will operate a temporary digital planetarium with pre-recorded and live commentary from December 6.
  Such a concept has its limitations, not least because the pre-recorded tape could obviously not adapt itself in performance to any momentary inflections from the live players.
  A ‘violinist-actor’ competes with a pre-recorded tape of himself, and also records and plays himself back in concert.
  This is shown clearly in Figure 3, which depicts the shipments of blank and pre-recorded video tapes.
  You could also use specific relaxation techniques such as meditation, or pre-recorded relaxation tapes.
  It would have helped the band immensely trying to play these songs on stage instead of messing about with pre-recorded backing tapes.
  He switches from the intense concentration required to carry out a live interview over a scratchy satellite phone line to giggling with his colleague whenever there is a pre-recorded tape playing.

单词	pre-record
释义	Definition of pre-record in English: pre-record verb [with object]often as adjective pre-recorded 1Record (sound or film) in advance. a pre-recorded talk Example sentencesExamples He was passionately committed to the use of live as opposed to pre-recorded music and looked upon it as an independent structure that should be created in the same span of time that the dance itself was being designed. She lip-synched, but the track was pre-recorded, and she was singing! The event would have appeared no different to TV viewers had it been pre-recorded at Labour headquarters. However, unlike other Question Time broadcasts, which are usually pre-recorded and then edited, last Thursday's show went out live. Where interaction is not a priority, programmes may be pre-recorded. From 1969, the programme becomes live and studio based, rather than being pre-recorded at the ground of the featured match, and there were now two games seen each week. A licence is not needed if the equipment is only used for closed circuit monitoring, for watching pre-recorded videos, or as a computer monitor. In addition to a large symphony orchestra, Orion included a sampler part where pre-recorded sounds were incorporated into the piece. Streaming video can bring live events, pre-recorded visual messages and the power of video to browsers and constituents anywhere. No-one wants to get into a situation where every show is pre-recorded and every comment - no matter how frivolous - is being scrutinised by a team of lawyers. This was the first film for which pre-recorded songs were released. ‘Most people know the draw is pre-recorded,’ a spokesperson said. My newest one (I have two) has two tuners so I can record one show while watching another show live, or I can record two shows at once while watching a third show that has been pre-recorded. The only entry requirement is that their announcements must be pre-recorded - no live material is allowed. We're not pre-recording the music and lip-synching to it. The finalists were also given the chance to really show what they could do in an individual pre-recorded one-hour programme, which went on air from midnight on Sunday 23 October. Filming has been cancelled but the show is pre-recorded and will continue its current run until July. The use of equipment for viewing pre-recorded videos or for that matter as a monitor for a game playing computer does not and never has required television licence cover. When coupled with the common knowledge that the music in film musicals has been pre-recorded, the lack of impressive, cohesive dance routines becomes a real blotch on the performances. They will include pre-recorded items such as text, still images, video clips and digital sound files. 1.1 Record sound on (a tape) beforehand. pre-recorded digital audiotapes Example sentencesExamples The rest of the band put on competent performances, but were hampered by having to play along with extensive pre-recorded tapes, preventing any spontaneity or alternative readings of material. But I noticed in passing that they never use the VCR for anything but playing pre-recorded tapes, because they can't work out how to programme the thing. Tonight's performance includes some older works, a preview of two new pieces and a stack of pre-recorded tapes and samples. The French department used an audiovisual course based around pre-recorded open reel tapes and a stills projector, another electrical gadget from a bygone age. This tape had been pre-recorded, and the General knew his men to a fault. However, you don't need a licence if the equipment is not connected to an aerial, satellite receiver or cable and you only use it to watch pre-recorded tapes. And the museum will operate a temporary digital planetarium with pre-recorded and live commentary from December 6. Such a concept has its limitations, not least because the pre-recorded tape could obviously not adapt itself in performance to any momentary inflections from the live players. A ‘violinist-actor’ competes with a pre-recorded tape of himself, and also records and plays himself back in concert. This is shown clearly in Figure 3, which depicts the shipments of blank and pre-recorded video tapes. You could also use specific relaxation techniques such as meditation, or pre-recorded relaxation tapes. It would have helped the band immensely trying to play these songs on stage instead of messing about with pre-recorded backing tapes. He switches from the intense concentration required to carry out a live interview over a scratchy satellite phone line to giggling with his colleague whenever there is a pre-recorded tape playing.
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