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tape-record

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tape-re·cord (tpr-kôrd)
tr.v. tape-re·cord·ed, tape-re·cord·ing, tape-re·cords
To record on magnetic tape.
tape-record
vb
(Electronics) to make a tape recording (of)
Translations
tape-record [ˈteɪprɪˌkɔːd] VT → grabar(en cinta)
tape-record [ˈteɪprɪˌkɔːd] vt → registrare (su nastro)
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Start by asking permission to tape-record the interview, and make some small talk to help you both relax.
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But the district will inform parents through mailers that will be sent out at the beginning of the coming school year that it is against the law to tape-record in the classroom without the teacher's permission, Smith said.
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Earlier, a request from Plumpton clerk David McHarg to be permitted to tape-record proceedings was turned down after RCA Southern area chairman Rodger Farrant had consulted members.
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