videotape in Irish
videotape in Irish is fístéip, téip físe — videotape means magnetic tape used to record and play back moving pictures and sound.
videotape in Irish
fístéip
A relatively wide magnetic tape used for recording visual images and sounds (as of a television production) for subsequent playback or broadcasting.
téip físe
A relatively wide magnetic tape used for recording visual images and sounds (as of a television production) for subsequent playback or broadcasting.
What does "videotape" mean?
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noun Magnetic tape used to record and play back moving pictures and sound.
"The old wedding footage was still on a videotape in the attic."
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verb To record something onto videotape, or more loosely, to record it on video.
"The interview was videotaped for the evening news."
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videotape in a sentence
- The old wedding footage was still on a videotape in the attic.
- She found a dusty videotape of her childhood birthday in the closet.
- The interview was videotaped for the evening news.
- Parents videotaped the entire graduation ceremony.
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What is "videotape" in Irish?
"videotape" in Irish is fístéip, téip físe. videotape means: Magnetic tape used to record and play back moving pictures and sound.
How do you use "videotape" in a sentence?
Example: "The old wedding footage was still on a videotape in the attic." In Irish, "videotape" is fístéip, téip físe.
Are there other ways to say "videotape" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "videotape": fístéip, téip físe.
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