rewind

Object

• tape: MULDER: I'm sorry, can you rewind the tape?
• cassette: So I rewind the cassette many times until I tried to make out what he said.
• TV: You can even pause and rewind live TV if you step out of the room.
• clock: With the Sands of Time, he caused chaos in Arabia, giving him the ability to rewind the clock at any moment.
• motor: The best example is a shop for rewinding electric motors, which saves Uganda Railways from having to import new.
• television: Watch, pause and rewind live television on your Mac.

Converse of object

pause: You also can pause again, rewind or fast forward.

Adjective modifier

• instant: However, the process is pretty simple: 1. Turn off instant rewind Mike Gasson.. .
• automatic: Special features Automatic cord rewind means you can roll the cord into the cleaner at the press of a button.

Modifies a noun

• knob: The film speed dial was built around the rewind knob at the left end of the top plate.
• button: I used the rewind button to rewind to the start of Boot Sale.
• technique: The rewind technique seems to be the best way of doing that.
• facility: An automatic paper rewind facility ensures that toilet paper can be kept dry in even the wettest environments.

Modifying Another Word

• back: To reload the camera for the next shooting, the film should be rewound back into the magazine.
• then: Each master reel is then rewound into two reels of 30,000 feet.
• just: That means in the just played rather than the just rewound state.
• n't: In my mind and in my car, we ca n't rewind we've gone to far.
• not: You'd be fined by the local video shop for not rewinding them too.
• automatically: Film is loaded automatically, and is rewound automatically at the end of the roll.

Used with why or when

when: A simple ratchet ensures that the hose only rewinds when you want it to.