record player in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for record player in the English»Serbian Dictionary

'rec·ord play·er N

record player

gramofon m

Translations for record player in the English»Serbian Dictionary

play·er ['pleɪəʳ] N

1. player SPORTS:

player

igrač m

football/tennis player

fudbaler/teniser

a key player

ključni igrač

2. player (musical performer):

player

svirač m

player

muzičar m

cello player

čelista

3. player old (actor):

player

glumac m

4. player (playback machine):

CD player

CD plejer

video player

video-plejer

5. player POL (participant):

to be a player

biti u igri

a key player

ključni igrač

I.rec·ord N ['rekɔːd]

1. record of attendance:

record (information)

zapis m

record (information)

podatak m

record (document)

dokument m

record (document)

evidencija f

record (minutes)

zapisnik m

to keep records (register)

voditi evidenciju

to keep records (list)

imati spisak

to keep records historian

voditi beleške

for the record (for the minutes)

za zapisnik

for the record (as a matter of form)

zvanično

2. record no pl (past history):

record

dosije f

criminal record

kriminalni dosije

to have an excellent record worker, employee

imati odlične preporuke

to have a good/bad record

imati dobru/lošu reputaciju

medical record

zdravstveni karton

3. record (music):

record

gramofonska ploča m

4. record SPORTS:

record

rekord m

world record

svetski rekord

to break a record

oboriti rekord

to set a record

postaviti rekord

5. record LAW (court report):

record

zapisnik f

Phrases:

to put the record straight

razjasniti stvari

to say sth on/off the record

saopštiti zvanično/nezvanično

II.rec·ord ADJ ['rekɔːd]

record

rekordan

to reach a record high/low

dostići rekordno visoku/nisku vrednost

to do sth in record time

uraditi nešto u rekordnom roku

III.rec·ord VB trans [rɪ'kɔːd]

1. record (store):

record facts, events

zabeležiti // beležiti

record birth, death, marriage

dokumentovati perf i imperf

record one's feelings, ideas, thoughts

zabeležiti // beležiti

record one's feelings, ideas, thoughts

zapisati // zapisivati

2. record (register):

record speed, temperature

evidentirati perf i imperf

3. record (for later reproduction) film, MUS:

record

snimiti // snimati

record event, speech

snimiti // snimati

IV.rec·ord VB intr [rɪ'kɔːd] (on tape, cassette)

record

snimiti // snimati

record person

zabeležiti // beležiti

record machine

evidentirati perf i imperf

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Cameras record player times, which can then be shared among rivals.

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He became extremely depressed, especially after his record player broke and mildew began ruining his magazines, books, and scientific equipment.

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It was also possible to load them into the computer directly if the record player were connected to the computer's cassette (analog signal) input port.

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They can be played on any normal record player but will suffer from wear more quickly than vinyl.

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Integrated audio equipment has a long history, beginning with the integration of the record player and the wireless receiver.

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A large, human-sized record player is then shown, surrounded by large video screens repeating the opening scene of the video.

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Or better still well get a record player.

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He went home and noticed an old record player.

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Clicking on the record player, you will either get record hiss, skipping, or a few seconds of hidden saxophone music.

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When these spun on the record player, they resembled a spinning saw.

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