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Meaning of videocassette recorder in English:

videocassette recorder

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noun

another term for video recorder
‘The thieves also stole a micro-wave oven, a techniques amplifier and and six speakers, a fan and a video cassette recorder.’
  • ‘We are facing a very new and a very troubling assault and we are facing it from a thing called the video cassette recorder and its necessary companion called the blank tape.’
  • ‘In Britain, around 94 per cent of homes now have at least one colour TV and 66 per cent a video cassette recorder.’
  • ‘It's like hooking up a video cassette recorder to each system.’
  • ‘Solar energy to power a television and a video cassette recorder was switched on at the Luvundu Senior Secondary School near here yesterday.’
  • ‘Images may be recorded for playback on a standard VHS video cassette recorder.’
  • ‘This was the famous Betamax case which established the legality of the first video cassette recorder introduced into the commercial market.’
  • ‘It is in this time period that the Internet started, that the video cassette recorder was introduced and that the cable industry grew.’
  • ‘Even the Betamax name still has recognition today, almost 20 years after the video cassette recorder was pulled from the market after losing a standards battle with VHS.’
  • ‘When I was a kid, I used to watch Swiss Family Robinson on an old VHS tape playing on an even older video cassette recorder.’