Definition of tape recorder in English:

tape recorder

noun

An apparatus for recording sounds on magnetic tape and afterwards reproducing them.
Example sentencesExamples
- When my tape recorder broke down, she knew who had a tape recorder and offered to borrow it for me.
- I was also always the guy in the band with the tape recorder recording rehearsals and gigs.
- Next you will want to get some cables to connect up your tape recorder and other audio equipment.
- Of course the reporter, being a good reporter, had his tape recorder going.
- The drummer didn't tell me to turn off the tape recorder, nor did he ask me not to print his remark.
- The table was littered with coffee cups, half-full ashtrays, the daily papers and a tape recorder.
- The group leader was given an honorarium to lead and administer the groups and operate the tape recorder.
- The output was recorded on a stereo tape recorder, and they listened in with earphones.
- The tape recorder was great because I could record TV programmes while I was out.
- If you set a tape recorder running at a noisy party you would most likely hear something resembling a confused babble.
- He cracked a couple of jokes, plonked himself into a large armchair and offered to shout to ensure that my tape recorder could hear him.
- With techno music blaring from a tape recorder, the pub's clientele could hardly contain themselves.
- With tape recorder and notebook, she sits with them and records their language.
- Remember the old spy movies where any gadget could be fit inside a pen, be it a tape recorder, a radio or a bomb?
- I usually manage to jump up, get a tape recorder and get it down.
- She brought her tape recorder too, in hopes that she could get something out of her today.
- He fished a tape recorder from his jeans pocket and put it on the table between him and the two women.
- You no more understand the words coming out of your mouth than a tape recorder understands the words coming out of its loudspeaker.
- Upon receiving them from him, she would plug in her tape recorder, clip on her microphone and go to it.
- Armed with an early tape recorder he set about recording the folk songs and stories that many believed had disappeared.

Derivatives

tape-record

verbˈteɪprɪˌkɔːdˈteɪprəˌkɔrd

[with object]

Record (sounds) on magnetic tape.
Lawrence secretly tape-recorded their conversation
Example sentencesExamples
- The governor himself was tape-recorded in one meeting with a principal in a fundraising scandal using the word ‘Machiavelli,’ which prosecutors say was a code word for a bribery scheme.
- The speech of the subjects, teachers and peers was tape-recorded through a wireless microphone attached to the subjects.
- All interviews were tape-recorded, but participants could have the recorder turned off at any time.

tape recording

noun

A recording of sounds on magnetic tape.
a tape recording of the meeting
Example sentencesExamples
- the White House released transcripts of the tape recordings
- Some churches employ microphones, tape recording, CCTV, or overhead projectors, while others avoid such devices.
- If you are whingeing about noisy, unhygienic, unsafe hotels and self-catering accommodation, make a video or tape recording and take photographs of the problems.
- Clearly, the transcript of the tape recording, and the tape recording itself, were evidence that buttressed and supported the Crown's case under count two.

Definition of tape recorder in US English:

tape recorder

nounˈtāp rəˌkôrdərˈteɪp rəˌkɔrdər

An apparatus for recording sounds on magnetic tape and later reproducing them.
Example sentencesExamples
- The table was littered with coffee cups, half-full ashtrays, the daily papers and a tape recorder.
- Armed with an early tape recorder he set about recording the folk songs and stories that many believed had disappeared.
- You no more understand the words coming out of your mouth than a tape recorder understands the words coming out of its loudspeaker.
- With tape recorder and notebook, she sits with them and records their language.
- Of course the reporter, being a good reporter, had his tape recorder going.
- The drummer didn't tell me to turn off the tape recorder, nor did he ask me not to print his remark.
- When my tape recorder broke down, she knew who had a tape recorder and offered to borrow it for me.
- The output was recorded on a stereo tape recorder, and they listened in with earphones.
- Upon receiving them from him, she would plug in her tape recorder, clip on her microphone and go to it.
- I was also always the guy in the band with the tape recorder recording rehearsals and gigs.
- The group leader was given an honorarium to lead and administer the groups and operate the tape recorder.
- Remember the old spy movies where any gadget could be fit inside a pen, be it a tape recorder, a radio or a bomb?
- I usually manage to jump up, get a tape recorder and get it down.
- She brought her tape recorder too, in hopes that she could get something out of her today.
- Next you will want to get some cables to connect up your tape recorder and other audio equipment.
- With techno music blaring from a tape recorder, the pub's clientele could hardly contain themselves.
- He cracked a couple of jokes, plonked himself into a large armchair and offered to shout to ensure that my tape recorder could hear him.
- The tape recorder was great because I could record TV programmes while I was out.
- If you set a tape recorder running at a noisy party you would most likely hear something resembling a confused babble.
- He fished a tape recorder from his jeans pocket and put it on the table between him and the two women.

单词	tape recorder
释义	Definition of tape recorder in English: tape recorder noun An apparatus for recording sounds on magnetic tape and afterwards reproducing them. Example sentencesExamples When my tape recorder broke down, she knew who had a tape recorder and offered to borrow it for me. I was also always the guy in the band with the tape recorder recording rehearsals and gigs. Next you will want to get some cables to connect up your tape recorder and other audio equipment. Of course the reporter, being a good reporter, had his tape recorder going. The drummer didn't tell me to turn off the tape recorder, nor did he ask me not to print his remark. The table was littered with coffee cups, half-full ashtrays, the daily papers and a tape recorder. The group leader was given an honorarium to lead and administer the groups and operate the tape recorder. The output was recorded on a stereo tape recorder, and they listened in with earphones. The tape recorder was great because I could record TV programmes while I was out. If you set a tape recorder running at a noisy party you would most likely hear something resembling a confused babble. He cracked a couple of jokes, plonked himself into a large armchair and offered to shout to ensure that my tape recorder could hear him. With techno music blaring from a tape recorder, the pub's clientele could hardly contain themselves. With tape recorder and notebook, she sits with them and records their language. Remember the old spy movies where any gadget could be fit inside a pen, be it a tape recorder, a radio or a bomb? I usually manage to jump up, get a tape recorder and get it down. She brought her tape recorder too, in hopes that she could get something out of her today. He fished a tape recorder from his jeans pocket and put it on the table between him and the two women. You no more understand the words coming out of your mouth than a tape recorder understands the words coming out of its loudspeaker. Upon receiving them from him, she would plug in her tape recorder, clip on her microphone and go to it. Armed with an early tape recorder he set about recording the folk songs and stories that many believed had disappeared. Derivatives tape-record verbˈteɪprɪˌkɔːdˈteɪprəˌkɔrd [with object] Record (sounds) on magnetic tape. Lawrence secretly tape-recorded their conversation Example sentencesExamples The governor himself was tape-recorded in one meeting with a principal in a fundraising scandal using the word ‘Machiavelli,’ which prosecutors say was a code word for a bribery scheme. The speech of the subjects, teachers and peers was tape-recorded through a wireless microphone attached to the subjects. All interviews were tape-recorded, but participants could have the recorder turned off at any time. tape recording noun A recording of sounds on magnetic tape. a tape recording of the meeting Example sentencesExamples the White House released transcripts of the tape recordings Some churches employ microphones, tape recording, CCTV, or overhead projectors, while others avoid such devices. If you are whingeing about noisy, unhygienic, unsafe hotels and self-catering accommodation, make a video or tape recording and take photographs of the problems. Clearly, the transcript of the tape recording, and the tape recording itself, were evidence that buttressed and supported the Crown's case under count two. Definition of tape recorder in US English: tape recorder nounˈtāp rəˌkôrdərˈteɪp rəˌkɔrdər An apparatus for recording sounds on magnetic tape and later reproducing them. Example sentencesExamples The table was littered with coffee cups, half-full ashtrays, the daily papers and a tape recorder. Armed with an early tape recorder he set about recording the folk songs and stories that many believed had disappeared. You no more understand the words coming out of your mouth than a tape recorder understands the words coming out of its loudspeaker. With tape recorder and notebook, she sits with them and records their language. Of course the reporter, being a good reporter, had his tape recorder going. The drummer didn't tell me to turn off the tape recorder, nor did he ask me not to print his remark. When my tape recorder broke down, she knew who had a tape recorder and offered to borrow it for me. The output was recorded on a stereo tape recorder, and they listened in with earphones. Upon receiving them from him, she would plug in her tape recorder, clip on her microphone and go to it. I was also always the guy in the band with the tape recorder recording rehearsals and gigs. The group leader was given an honorarium to lead and administer the groups and operate the tape recorder. Remember the old spy movies where any gadget could be fit inside a pen, be it a tape recorder, a radio or a bomb? I usually manage to jump up, get a tape recorder and get it down. She brought her tape recorder too, in hopes that she could get something out of her today. Next you will want to get some cables to connect up your tape recorder and other audio equipment. With techno music blaring from a tape recorder, the pub's clientele could hardly contain themselves. He cracked a couple of jokes, plonked himself into a large armchair and offered to shout to ensure that my tape recorder could hear him. The tape recorder was great because I could record TV programmes while I was out. If you set a tape recorder running at a noisy party you would most likely hear something resembling a confused babble. He fished a tape recorder from his jeans pocket and put it on the table between him and the two women.
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