video

el vídeo

noun

video
[ˈvɪdɪəʊ]
sustantivo (pl videos)
1vídeo (m) (medium)video (m) (Am); cinta (f) de vídeo ; (aparato (m) de) vídeo (m)
  • to have something on video (cassette)(recorder) -> tener algo (grabado) en vídeo
  • video camera -> cámara (f) de vídeo
  • video cassette -> cinta (f) de vídeo
  • video cassette recorder -> aparato (m) de vídeo (m)
  • video clip -> videoclip (m) , vídeo (m)
  • video recorder -> (aparato (m) de) vídeo
  • video game -> videojuego (m)
verbo transitivo
2grabar (en vídeo or (record)video) (Am)
3hacer un vídeo or (film)video de (Am)

video [vi-diou]
sustantivo
1Vídeo.

video [ˈvɪdɪəʊ]
noun
1 (also video recorder) aparato de vídeo; (m) vídeo; (m) video; (m) (LAm)
it's about time we bought a new video have you got the instructions/guarantee for the video? children can often operate the video better than their parents.
2 (also video cassette) videocinta; (f) cinta de vídeo video; (f)or (LAm) vídeo; (m) video; (m) (LAm)
it's out on video ha salido en vídeo
we bought the video of 101 Dalmations shall we hire a video for the weekend? you can get blank 4-hour videos for one pound
verb:transitive
grabar en vídeo video;or (LAm)
modifier
video arcade (n) salón recreativo de videojuegos; (m)
The most common application of virtual reality has been in video arcades
video call (n) videollamada; (f)
video camera (n) videocámara; (f)
video cassette (n)
video cassette recorder (n)
video club (n) videoclub; (m)
video conference (n) videoconferencia; (f)
video conferencing (n) videoconferencia; (f)
video diary (n) (TV) diario en vídeo; (m)
video disk (n) videodisco; (m)
video film (n) película de vídeo; (f) videofilm; (m)
video frequency (n) videofrecuencia; (f)
video game (n) videojuego; (m)
video library (n) videoteca; (f)
video nasty (informal) (n) (horror film) videofilm de horror; (m) (pornography) videofilm porno; (m) (informal)
video piracy (n) videopiratería; (f)
video recorder (n) aparato de vídeo; (m) vídeo; (m) video; (m) (LAm)
video recording (n) (act) videograbación; (f) (object) grabación de vídeo; (f)
video shop (n) videoclub; (m)
video wall (n) vídeo-panel; (m) (Esp) panel de vídeo; (m)
...56 vast television screens that will create a "video wall" spelling out "CLINTON" hundreds of times

Verb Conjugation for "video"

Imperative
  • video
  • you video
  • he/she videos
  • we video
  • you video
  • they video
Preterite
  • I videoed
  • you videoed
  • he/she videoed
  • we videoed
  • you videoed
  • they videoed
Present Continuous
  • I am videoing
  • you are videoing
  • he/she is videoing
  • we are videoing
  • you are videoing
  • they are videoing
Present Perfect
  • I have videoed
  • you have videoed
  • he/she has videoed
  • we have videoed
  • you have videoed
  • they have videoed
Past Continuous
  • I was videoing
  • you were videoing
  • he/she was videoing
  • we were videoing
  • you were videoing
  • they were videoing
Past Perfect
  • I had videoed
  • you had videoed
  • he/she had videoed
  • we had videoed
  • you had videoed
  • they had videoed
Future
  • I will video
  • you will video
  • he/she will video
  • we will video
  • you will video
  • they will video
Future Perfect
  • I will have videoed
  • you will have videoed
  • he/she will have videoed
  • we will have videoed
  • you will have videoed
  • they will have videoed
Future Continuous
  • I will be videoing
  • you will be videoing
  • he/she will be videoing
  • we will be videoing
  • you will be videoing
  • they will be videoing
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been videoing
  • you have been videoing
  • he/she has been videoing
  • we have been videoing
  • you have been videoing
  • they have been videoing
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been videoing
  • you will have been videoing
  • he/she will have been videoing
  • we will have been videoing
  • you will have been videoing
  • they will have been videoing
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been videoing
  • you had been videoing
  • he/she had been videoing
  • we had been videoing
  • you had been videoing
  • they had been videoing

video [vee’-day-o]
noun
1Video; video (aparato). (m)
  • Película de video -> videofilm

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