videotape

See also: video-tape

English

Etymology

video +‎ tape, a trademark of media company Ampex.

Noun

videotape (plural videotapes)

1. magnetic tape used to record both video images and sound for subsequent playback or broadcasting

Translations

tape used to record videos

• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 錄像帶／录像带 (zh) (lùxiàngdài), 录像带 (zh) (lùxiàngdài), 錄影帶／录影带 (zh) (lùyǐngdài), 录影带 (zh) (lùyǐngdài)

• Czech: videokazeta (cs) f
• Danish: videobånd n
• Finnish: videonauha (fi)
• French: bande vidéo (fr) f, vidéocassette (fr) f
• Georgian: ვიდეოფირი (videopiri), ვიდეოლენტი (videolenṭi)
• German: Videoband n
• Hungarian: videószalag (hu), videókazetta
• Icelandic: myndband n
• Irish: fístéip f, téip físe f
• Italian: videonastro m
• Japanese: ビデオテープ (bideotēpu)
• Kazakh: бейнетаспа (beinetaspa)
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• Korean: 비디오테이프 (ko) (bidioteipeu)
• Latin: taenia magnetoscopica f
• Norwegian:

  Bokmål: videobånd n

• Polish: taśma (pl), kaseta wideo
• Portuguese: video-tape m, videotape (pt) m, videoteipe (pt) m, fita de vídeo f
• Romanian: bandă video f
• Russian: видеоплёнка (ru) f (videopljónka), видеоле́нта (ru) f (videolénta)
• Spanish: video (es) m, cinta de video f
• Swahili: kideo
• Vietnamese: băng hình (繃形)
• Walloon: cassete videyo (wa) f

Verb

1. to make a recording of something on videotape

Translations

to make a recording on videotape

• Danish: bånde
• Finnish: videoida (fi)
• Georgian: ვიდეოჩანაწერს აკეთებს (videočanac̣ers aḳetebs)
• Hungarian: felvesz videóra, videóra vesz, levideóz
• Italian: videoregistrare
• Japanese: 録画する (ja) (rokuga suru)
• Polish: nagrywać na kasecie wideo
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• Portuguese: gravar em vídeo, videogravar
• Romanian: înregistra video, înregistra pe bandă video
• Spanish: grabar en video, videograbar (es)
• Swedish: spela in på video, videobanda
• Vietnamese: ghi hình

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Italian

Etymology

Borrowed from English videotape.

Noun

videotape m (uncountable)

1. videotape

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Portuguese

Noun

videotape m (plural s)

1. Alternative spelling of video-tape