tape-record
tape-record
Definition
tape·-record (tāp′ri kôrd′)
transitive verb
to record on magnetic tape
tape-record
Usage Examples
Object
- interview: At the police station there was a short tape-recorded interview during which Bryce replied, " No comment " to all the questions.
- conversation: He then proceeded to secretly tape-record the conversation, trapping Dave into giving his honest opinions of Roger and his stance.
- consultation: Some consultants may suggest you take your own notes or tape-record the consultation.
- discussion: Pupils are a most important source of information and it is worth tape-recording these discussions if at all possible.
- message: Listening understanding what was said in a tape-recorded message.
- session: During the tape-recorded session, Cortile provided a full account of her experience.
Modifying Another Word
- secretly: Try telling that to Dave Healey, who was secretly tape-recorded by Six of One in his own home.
- also: The research team also tape-recorded lessons and used this evidence to explore unexpected findings from the coded observations in more detail.
- not: Notes were taken during the conversations which were not tape-recorded.
- commonly: Whatever type of interviews are used, they are commonly tape-recorded to allow for transcription and in-depth analysis.
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