Similar words: prerecord, recorded, unrecorded, tape recorder, recorder, for the record, off the record, video recorder. Meaning: [‚prɪːrɪ'kɔrdɪd /-'kɔːd-] adj. recorded at one time for transmission later.
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1, The sound effects had been prerecorded and were added to the dialogue.
2, The singer was miming to a pre-recorded tape.
3, Is this a live broadcast, or was it prerecorded?
4, Singers on television often mime to pre-recorded tapes.
5, They sell both blank and pre-recorded videos.
6, The singer lip - synced a prerecorded song in the evening party.
7, Pre-recorded TV programmes have so much less immediacy and warmth than live theatre.
8, The pre-recorded drum roll sounds and the sequined curtain flies up.
9, Where there is adequate equipment,[http://sentencedict.com/prerecorded.html] consideration should be given to the use of pre-recorded hymn accompaniments and voluntaries.
10, The interview was pre-recorded.
11, In ships at sea chaplains or commanding officers have pre-recorded tapes containing organ accompaniments and a compilation of hymns.
12, You can use a prerecorded audiotape to help you go through all the muscle groups, or you can just learn the order of muscle groups and work through them from memory.
13, The subliminal data can be from a prerecorded or live signal.
14, Out of the plastic stereo headsets you can hear a little hum of prerecorded music.
15, The dedicated Stereo Return channel lets you connect external components, such as effects units or mp3 players, so you can incorporate your favorite sounds or prerecorded material into your tracks.
16, On a large television screen the previous day, Elisabeth, 42, had confronted her father with the full horror of her 24-year ordeal in hour after hour of harrowing prerecorded testimony.
17, So he sent a life - size cardboard cutout of himself, as well as a prerecorded speech.
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