taping
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3.2
- noun
- /ˈteɪpɪŋ/
- Archaic
:
grabación
- In the immediate feedback group, teachers viewed the video of their teaching immediately following taping.
- audio taping
- video taping
- day of taping
But I, I went to a taping of, of a show.
- But I, I went to a taping of, of a show.
- If you've never been to a live trap taping, this is an interactive ghetto show.
Examples
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Only 48 of the courses include video or audio taping of the students' teaching.
Academic text (2002) -
Can you make it to a live taping of the show Saturday night?
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This is a tape of the two of you at dinner.
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And I still have that tape some place that is amazing.
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We're here for the taping.
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At some stage, you think maybe you're gonna do some taping here?
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Nobody seemed to mind him being at the tapings; everyone was friendly to him.
Fiction book (1991) -
Some of the strategies included consistent use of a discussion guide and audio taping.
Academic text (2006) -
How'd the taping go?
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We recorded an old song on taping for our family project.
Synonyms
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1.8
A long thin plastic strip that holds recorded sound or video
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3.0
A tape that records or plays moving pictures
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1.5
A saved audio or video file you can play
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3.7
A long strip of tape for recording sound
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2.9
Sound or pictures saved on long plastic tape for playing later
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2.3
A saved sound like a file or tape of speech and music
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2.2
A film of moving images with sound that you can watch later
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4.0
A sound or video made in advance for later use
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Taping comes from tape, a long thin ribbon you know from sticky tape or a measuring tape, plus the ending -ing which means 'the action of'. When machines used magnetic tape to store sound or pictures, 'taping' became the act of making a recording, so a taping is a recording made on that tape.