- video
- vid|e|o1 W2S1 [ˈvıdiəu US -diou] n plural videos1.)a copy of a film or television programme, or a series of events, recorded on ↑videotapehireBrE /rentAmE a video▪ How much does it cost to hire videos?▪ Let's stay at home and watch a video .▪ Rewind the video right to the beginning.▪ The school will be making a video of the play.on video▪ The movie has not yet been released on video .▪ coming soon to a video store near you2.)a plastic box containing special tape for recording programmes and films on television= ↑videotape, video cassette ↑video cassette▪ Have we got a blank video (=one with nothing recorded on it yet) anywhere?3.) British English a machine used to record television programmes or show videos= ↑VCR, video cassette recorder ↑video cassette recorderprogramme/set the video▪ Can you set the video to record the football match?4.) [U]the process of recording or showing television programmes, films, real events etc on ↑videotape▪ The course aims to help children learn through video.5.)a short film that is made to go with a particular piece of popular music= music video▬▬▬▬▬▬▬COLLOCATES for sense 1rent/get a video also hire a video British Englishwatch a videorewind a video (=move to an earlier part of a video by pressing a button)fast-forward a video (=move to a later part of a video by pressing a button)pause a video (=stop a video for a short time)make a videohome video (=a video of your family, a holiday etc that you make yourself)promotional video (=a video of a product etc that is intended to help sell it)on videovideo shop BrEvideo store American English▬▬▬▬▬▬▬video 2video2 past tense and past participle videoed present participle videoingv [T] BrEto record a television programme, film, or a real event on a video= ↑videotapeAmerican Equivalent: tape▪ Could you video the movie at 8.00?▪ A friend videoed the wedding.video 3video3 adj[Date: 1900-2000; : Latin; Origin: videre 'to see' + English -o (as in audio)][only before noun]relating to or used in the process of recording and showing pictures on television→↑audio▪ video production▪ video materials for language teaching
Dictionary of contemporary English. 2013.