I paid 40,000 yen for this tape recorder.
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Recorder
//ɹiˈkɔɹ.dəɹ//
Synonyms for "recorder" (137 found)
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Closest matches (28)
Strong matches (41)
Related words (68)
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10 entriesTranslations
104 translations across 43 languages.
Afrikaans
1 entries- blokfluit noun (musical instrument)
Arabic
3 entries- مسجلة noun (recording device)
- مُسَجِّل noun (recording device)
- مُسَجِّل noun (someone who records)
Bulgarian
3 entries- записващ прибор noun (recording device)
- протоколчик noun (someone who records)
- секретар noun (someone who records)
Burmese
1 entries- ရီကော်ဒါ noun (recording device)
Catalan
1 entries- flauta dolça noun (musical instrument)
Chinese Cantonese
1 entries- 牧童笛 noun (musical instrument)
Chinese Mandarin
4 entries- 刑事法院法官 noun (judge)
- 木笛 noun (musical instrument)
- 直笛 noun (musical instrument)
- 记录人 noun (someone who records)
Czech
1 entries- zobcová flétna noun (musical instrument)
Danish
1 entries- blokfløjte noun (musical instrument)
Dutch
1 entries- blokfluit noun (musical instrument)
Esperanto
1 entries- bekfluto noun (musical instrument)
Estonian
1 entries- plokkflööt noun (musical instrument)
Finnish
4 entries- kihlakunnantuomari noun (judge)
- levyttäjä noun (someone who records)
- nauhuri noun (recording device)
- nokkahuilu noun (musical instrument)
French
2 entries- enregistreur noun (recording device)
- flûte à bec noun (musical instrument)
Galician
1 entries- frauta doce noun (musical instrument)
German
4 entries- Aufnahmegerät noun (recording device)
- Aufzeichnungsgerät noun (recording device)
- Blockflöte noun (musical instrument)
- Rekorder noun (recording device)
Greek
4 entries- αρχειοφύλαξ noun (judge)
- εγγραφέας noun (recording device)
- καταγραφέας noun (someone who records)
- φλογέρα noun (musical instrument)
Greenlandic
1 entries- blokfløjte noun (musical instrument)
Hindi
1 entries- रिकॉर्डर noun (recording device)
Hungarian
1 entries- furulya noun (musical instrument)
Icelandic
2 entries- blokkflauta noun (musical instrument)
- flauta noun (musical instrument)
Irish
1 entries- taifeadán noun (recording device)
Italian
4 entries- flauto noun (musical instrument)
- flauto dolce noun (musical instrument)
- registratore noun (recording device)
- registratore noun (someone who records)
Japanese
4 entries- ブロックフレーテ noun (musical instrument)
- リコーダー noun (musical instrument)
- レコーダー noun (recording device)
- レコーダー noun (musical instrument)
Korean
2 entries- 리코더 noun (recording device)
- 리코더 noun (musical instrument)
Latin
1 entries- tibia recta noun (musical instrument)
Lithuanian
1 entries- registratorius noun (recording device)
Malay
1 entries- perakam noun (recording device)
Māori
1 entries- rehu Pākehā noun (musical instrument)
Norwegian Bokmål
1 entries- blokkfløyte noun (musical instrument)
Norwegian Nynorsk
1 entries- blokkfløyte noun (musical instrument)
Persian
1 entries- رکوردر noun (recording device)
Polish
3 entries- flet prosty noun (musical instrument)
- nagrywarka noun (recording device)
- rejestrator noun (recording device)
Portuguese
4 entries- flauta de bisel noun (musical instrument)
- flauta doce noun (musical instrument)
- gravador noun (recording device)
- gravador noun (someone who records)
Romanian
1 entries- fluier noun (musical instrument)
Russian
4 entries- архива́риус noun (someone who records)
- блокфле́йта noun (musical instrument)
- видеомагнитофо́н m video recorder noun (recording device)
- магнитофо́н m tape recorder noun (recording device)
Slovak
1 entries- zobcová flauta noun (musical instrument)
Spanish
4 entries- escribiente noun (someone who records)
- flauta de pico noun (musical instrument)
- flauta dulce noun (musical instrument)
- grabador noun (someone who records)
Swedish
4 entries- bandspelare noun (recording device)
- blockflöjt noun (musical instrument)
- fickminne noun (recording device)
- inspelningsapparatur noun (recording device)
Urdu
1 entries- ریکارڈر noun (recording device)
Vietnamese
3 entries- máy ghi hình noun (recording device)
- máy ghi âm noun (recording device)
- máy quay noun (recording device)
Walloon
1 entries- eredjistreu noun (recording device)
Yiddish
1 entries- פֿלייטל noun (musical instrument)
Sample sentences
19 total sentences available.
Bob and Mary play the recorder.
Source: tatoeba (33248)
The tape recorder is a useful aid to teaching.
Source: tatoeba (39582)
The tape recorder was lying on the table.
Source: tatoeba (39583)
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