REWIND | English meaning - Cambridge Dictionary

Meaning of rewind in English

(Definition of rewind from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus © Cambridge University Press)
(Definition of rewind from the Cambridge Academic Content Dictionary © Cambridge University Press)

Examples of rewind

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Krapp lets it play out and then rewinds the tape to hear the complete episode.
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Rewinding risks rubbing the film against itself, which can cause scratching of the film and smearing of the emulsion which carries the pictures.
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The camera handles winding and rewinding automatically, to the extent that partially exposed films can, in certain cameras, be removed and used later.
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The symptoms of this breakdown are immediately obvious even when rewinding the tape: tearing sounds and sluggish behavior.
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He certainly made a very fine clock for the king, which went for a year without rewinding.
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However, the sheer scale of some games makes computationally expensive solutions like rewinding impossible.
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If the player fails the scene's objective, the scene ends, then quickly rewinds back to the beginning to be played again.
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The player advances through each level along a filmstrip map, and can revisit previously-completed levels by rewinding the filmstrip.
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He finds the microphone and recorder, then stops and rewinds the tape.
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The mechanism was said to require rewinding every 24 hours.
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The hidden track can be found by rewinding the first track to roughly -1:33.
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Manually rewinding film could not be done with a flash mounted in this shoe because the flash blocked the crank.
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Note that because of the serpentine writing, rewinding often takes less time than the maximum.
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The cartridges played anywhere from eight to 24 minutes, and were self rewinding.
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Computer systems normally avoid rewinding their clock when they receive a negative clock alteration from the master.
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Translations of rewind

in Chinese (Traditional)
倒回(磁帶), 倒(帶), 倒(片)…
in Chinese (Simplified)
倒回(磁带), 倒(带), 倒(片)…
in Spanish
retroceder, rebobinar, botón de rebobinado [masculine…
in Portuguese
rebobinar, rewind [masculine], REW…
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in Japanese
in Turkish
in French
in Catalan
in Arabic
in Polish
in Norwegian
in Korean
in Italian
in Russian
(録音・録画)を巻き戻す, 巻(ま)き戻(もど)す, 巻(ま)き戻(もど)しボタン…
geri sarmak…
rembobiner, retour [masculine]…
retrocedir, rebobinar…
يُعيد إِلى البِداية…
przewijać…
spole tilbake, tilbakespolingsknapp [masculine]…
되감다…
riavvolgere…
перематывать (пленку)…
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