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♦ video /ˈvɪdɪəʊ/n. (pl. videos) (TV)1 [u] video (anche nel senso di «qualità dell'immagine»)2 telefilm; film registrato su video● (comput.) video adapter, scheda video; adattatore video □ video amplifier, amplificatore video video camera, telecamera; videocamera □ (comput.) video capture device, dispositivo di acquisizione video □ (comput.) video card, scheda video □ video cassette, videocassetta □ video cassette recorder, videoregistratore □ (mus.) video clip, videoclip; video □ video control, videocontrollo □ video deck, piastra di videoregistrazione □ video diary, videodiario; diario video □ video display terminal (o unit), videoterminale; terminale provvisto di schermo di visualizzazione □ ( in una casa, ecc.) video Entryphone®, videocitofono □ video filming, riprese televisive (collett.) □ video frequency, videofrequenza □ video game, videogame; videogioco □ video hire, videonoleggio □ (TV) video jockey, video jockey; VJ ( presentatore di videoclip) □ video juke box, cinebox □ video library, videoteca □ (tel., comput.) video link, collegamento video ( via satellite, tramite Internet, ecc.); ( collegamento ipertestuale) link video □ video movie, film per videoriproduzione □ video music, videomusic; videomusica □ (fam. ingl., anche iron.) video nasty, videocassetta con un film violento □ video-on-demand, televisione con servizio interattivo; video su richiesta □ video piracy, pirateria di prodotti video □ video player, videoriproduttore □ video poker, videopoker □ video projector, videoproiettore □ video recorder, videoregistratore □ video recording, videoregistrazione □ video shot, videoripresa; ripresa televisiva □ video signal, videosegnale; segnale d'immagine □ video surveillance, controllo video ( in una banca, un negozio, ecc.) □ video system, videosistema □ video tape, videotape; ( anche) videocassetta □ video tape recorder, videoregistratore □ video telephony, videotelefonia □ video terminal, videoterminale □ (fam. USA) video visit, videocassetta ( con i familiari, gli amici, ecc.) inviata a un anziano ( ospite di una casa di riposo).(to) video /ˈvɪdɪəʊ/v. t.(fam.) videoregistrare.
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visual display terminal — Computers. See video display terminal. Abbr.: VDT * * * … Universalium
visual display terminal — Computers. See video display terminal. Abbr.: VDT … Useful english dictionary
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