英语词组play back是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

Idiom

play backplay back (something)

to show a film or listen to a something recorded earlier.

I'm filming the race, so if we don't see it, we can always play back the videotape.Then you can edit the song on your computer and play it back.

Phr V

play back

plays, playing, played

play back sth or play sth back

to listen to sounds or watch pictures that you have just recorded

When I played back our conversation I realised I hadn't made myself clear.

playback

noun

New techniques give smooth playback of audio and video.

used as adj

Press the playback button.

play (something) back

To play something one has recorded, especially to watch or listen carefully or find out how something looks or sounds (rather than to watch or listen recreationally). They played the interview back during the trial so the jury could hear the defendant's reaction to the question. He played back the video footage of the game to see why his opponent kept getting the advantage on him.

play something back (to someone)

to play a recording to someone. Can you play the speech back to me? Please play back the speech to me, so I can hear how I sound.

play back

Replay, especially a recorded performance; also, repeat. For example, When we played back the tape of the concert we noticed a lot of missed notes, or He uses the same material again and again, playing back his old speech. [Early 1900s]

play back

1. To replay something that has been recorded: After recording the interview, the reporter played back the tape to find a quotation for the article. The instructors videotaped the performance and played it back for the class in slow motion.

2. To withdraw or lower the emphasis of something: You should play back the budget questions in your presentation and concentrate on hiring decisions. The coach played the defense back for a while and concentrated on scoring goals.

词组	play back
释义	Idiom play backplay back (something) to show a film or listen to a something recorded earlier. I'm filming the race, so if we don't see it, we can always play back the videotape.Then you can edit the song on your computer and play it back. Phr V play back plays, playing, played play back sth or play sth back to listen to sounds or watch pictures that you have just recorded When I played back our conversation I realised I hadn't made myself clear. playback noun New techniques give smooth playback of audio and video. used as adj Press the playback button. phraseplay back1. play back sth • *play sth* back to listen to or watch something that has recently been recorded on a tape: He got home about midnight and played back the messages on his answerphone. As part of your training, we will record you teaching a class and then play it back to you.2. play back** • play back sth • *play sth* back** if a machine plays back sound or pictures, it produces them when you operate it: VHS machines can record and play back at three different speeds.playback n U when a machine produces the sound or pictures that are recorded on a tape: This machine has very high quality video playback. the playback speed play (something) back To play something one has recorded, especially to watch or listen carefully or find out how something looks or sounds (rather than to watch or listen recreationally). They played the interview back during the trial so the jury could hear the defendant's reaction to the question. He played back the video footage of the game to see why his opponent kept getting the advantage on him. play something back (to someone) to play a recording to someone. Can you play the speech back to me? Please play back the speech to me, so I can hear how I sound. play back Replay, especially a recorded performance; also, repeat. For example, When we played back the tape of the concert we noticed a lot of missed notes, or He uses the same material again and again, playing back his old speech. [Early 1900s] play back v. 1. To replay something that has been recorded: After recording the interview, the reporter played back the tape to find a quotation for the article. The instructors videotaped the performance and played it back for the class in slow motion. 2. To withdraw or lower the emphasis of something: You should play back the budget questions in your presentation and concentrate on hiring decisions. The coach played the defense back for a while and concentrated on scoring goals.
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