Word: recorder
Category: recorder
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Related words: recorder
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Synonyms: recorder
tape recorder, cassette recorder, VCR, videocassette recorder, videotape recorder, DVD recorder, digital recorder, record keeper, archivist, annalist, diarist, chronicler, historian, chronologer, chronologist, record-keeper, registrar, fipple flute
Translations: recorder
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spanish
Translations:
grabadora, registrador, grabador, grabadora de, grabador de
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german
Translations:
aufzeichnungsgerät, registrator, blockflöte, registrierapparat, aufnahmegerät, Recorder, Schreiber, Blockflöte, Rekorder
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french
Translations:
enregistreur, graveur, l'enregistreur, enregistreur de
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italian
Translations:
registratore, masterizzatore, registratore di, del registratore
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portuguese
Translations:
gravador, gravador de, registrador, registador
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dutch
Translations:
videorecorder, de recorder
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russian
Translations:
протоколист, учетчик, проигрыватель, регистратор, рекордер, архивариус, диктофон, магнитофон, рекордера
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norwegian
Translations:
opptaker, opptakeren
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swedish
Translations:
brännaren, inspelare, inspel, inspelaren
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finnish
Translations:
kirjuri, nauhuri, nokkahuilu, tallennin, tallentimen, tallentimeen
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danish
Translations:
optager, optageren, optagerens
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czech
Translations:
kronikář, zapisovač, rekordér, rekordéru, záznamník, videorekordér
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polish
Translations:
flet, rejestrator, protokólant, dyktafon, protokolant, kronikarz, samopis, magnetofon, nagrywarka, rejestratora
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hungarian
Translations:
jegyző, Recorder, felvevő, felvevőt
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turkish
Translations:
kaydedici, Recorder, kayıt, kayıt Cihazı, kaydedicinin
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greek
Translations:
εγγραφής, συσκευή εγγραφής, καταγραφέα, συσκευής εγγραφής
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ukrainian
Translations:
записаний, реєстратор, регістратор, регистратор
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albanian
Translations:
regjistrues, arkivisti, Regjistruesi, regjistrues të
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bulgarian
Translations:
магнетофон, регистратор, рекордери, рекордер, записващо устройство
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belarusian
Translations:
рэгістратар
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estonian
Translations:
meerik, salvesti, plokkflööt, salvestaja
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croatian
Translations:
snimalo, zapisničar, rekorder, snimač, Snimači, rekordera
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icelandic
Translations:
upptökutæki, Recorder, upptökuna, upptökuvél, Upptökutækið
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lithuanian
Translations:
magnetofonas, savirašis, rašytuvas, savirašiu, įrašytuvas
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latvian
Translations:
reģistrators, ierakstītājs, reģistratoru, rakstītājs
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macedonian
Translations:
рекордер, рекордерот, диктафон, снимач, снимачот
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romanian
Translations:
flaut, înregistrator, înregistrator de, de înregistrare, reportofon
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slovenian
Translations:
snemalnik, zapisovalnik, rekorder, snemalnika
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slovak
Translations:
záznamník, zapisovač, záznamu zapisovača, zapisovača
The meaning and "use of": recorder
noun
- an apparatus for recording sound, pictures, or data, especially a tape recorder. - German investigators were to begin analysing information from the planes' flight data recorders and cockpit voice recorders yesterday.
- a person who keeps records. - a poet and recorder of rural and industrial life
- a simple wind instrument with finger holes and no keys, held vertically and played by blowing air through a shaped mouthpiece against a sharp edge. - Sheet music at five cents a page, mouth organs manufactured in Germany, tin whistles and recorders from St Petersburg, and pianola rolls were among the commodities the stores offered for sale.
- (in England and Wales) a barrister appointed to serve as a part-time judge. - Parliament ultimately is also responsible for the provision of resources by way of judges, Recorders , courtrooms and staff, to enable cases to be heard within those custody time limits.
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