videograph
ˈvɪdiəˌɡrɑːf
Definition Conjugation

Definition of videograph - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
technologyDateddevice used to record visual imagesDated
  • He used a videograph to document his travels.
camcorder video recorder
2.
videoDatedfilm made by videographyDated
  • The videograph of the wedding was beautifully edited.
film video recording videotape

Verb

tr.
1.
produceDatedcreate a video productionDated
  • They plan to videograph a documentary about the rainforest.
film record
2.
recordingDatedrecord moving images using a video cameraDated
  • She loves to videograph family events.
film videotape
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Origin of videograph

Latin, videre (to see) + graphos (writing)

Examples of videograph in a sentence

  • She reviewed the footage on her videograph.
  • The videograph captured every moment of the concert.
  • She watched the videograph of her graduation ceremony.
  • He will videograph the wedding ceremony.
  • They hired a team to videograph the event.
  • He was hired to videograph the wedding ceremony.

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  1. French:caméscope, filmer, ...
  2. German:Videogerät, ein Video produzieren, ...
  3. Italian:registratore video, riprendere, ...
  4. Spanish:videógrafo, filmar, ...
  5. Portuguese:gravador de vídeo, gravar, ...
  6. Chinese:录像设备, 制作视频, ...
  7. Japanese:ビデオグラフ装置, ビデオ制作する, ...
  8. Arabic:جِهاز تَصْوير فِيديو, صَوَّرَ, ...
  9. Hebrew:מַצְלֵמָה, לְהַפְרִישׁ סֶרֶט, ...
  10. Russian:видеозаписывающее устройство, видеопроизводить, ...
  11. Ukrainian:відеокамера, створювати відео, ...
  12. Hindi:वीडियोग्राफ उपकरण, वीडियो बनाना, ...

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