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verb
- 1. (with reference to a film or tape) wind or be wound back to the beginning: "I rewound the film and stopped it"
noun
- 1. a mechanism for rewinding a film or tape: "my player's got a fast forward and rewind"
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REWIND definition: 1. to make a recording go back towards the beginning: 2. to go back, or to make something go back…. Learn more.
The meaning of REWIND is to wind again; especially : to reverse the winding of. How to use rewind in a sentence.
a function of an audio or video recorder or player, as a cassette deck or DVR, that returns the audio or video incrementally to an earlier point. the button or other control that activates this reversing function. a camera control or mechanism used to wind film back into a film cassette. rewind.
REWIND meaning: 1. to make a recording go back towards the beginning: 2. to go back, or to make something go back…. Learn more.
When a recording on a tape, computer file, or disk rewinds, or when you rewind it, the recording goes backwards so that you can play it again. He rewound the tape and played the message again. American English : rewind / riˈwaɪnd /
Definition of rewind verb in Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary. Meaning, pronunciation, picture, example sentences, grammar, usage notes, synonyms and more.
5 days ago · Noun. [ edit] rewind (plural rewinds) The act of rewinding. A button or other mechanism for rewinding . I meant to pause the picture, but hit the rewind by mistake. See also. [ edit] fast forward.
noun. the act of reversing a film or tape. verb. go back to the beginning or earlier part of a film or tape. noun. events or actions that seem reversed in time or position. verb. go back to something earlier. synonyms: come back, hark back, recall, return.
1. a. To rewind an audiotape or other linear recording. b. To be rewound: Let the tape rewind to the beginning. 2. To return to an earlier time or stage in a sequence of events. n. (rē′wīnd′, rē-wīnd′) 1. The act or process of rewinding or being rewound. 2. A control mechanism for rewinding tape or film, for example. re·wind′er n.
You also can pause again, rewind or fast forward. So I rewind the cassette many times until I tried to make out what he said. I used the rewind button to rewind to the start of Boot Sale.
