video in Latin
video in Latin is magnetoscopium — video means recorded moving pictures, with or without sound, that can be played back on a screen.
video in Latin
magnetoscopium
A short film clip, with or without audio (as in a music video, or one of the plethora of user-generated short movies on sites such as YouTube).
What does "video" mean?
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noun Recorded moving pictures, with or without sound, that can be played back on a screen.
"She posted a video of the concert online."
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noun Television or screen-based visual content in general.
"The band's new single is getting a lot of video play."
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verb To record something using a camera, especially for later viewing.
"Can you video the school play for Grandma?"
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video in a sentence
- She posted a video of the concert online.
- The security camera captured video of the whole incident.
- The band's new single is getting a lot of video play.
- Can you video the school play for Grandma?
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What is "video" in Latin?
"video" in Latin is magnetoscopium. video means: Recorded moving pictures, with or without sound, that can be played back on a screen.
How do you use "video" in a sentence?
Example: "She posted a video of the concert online." In Latin, "video" is magnetoscopium.
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