Dictaphone in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for Dictaphone in the English»Spanish Dictionary

Dictaphone® [Am ˈdɪktəˌfoʊn, Brit ˈdɪktəfəʊn] N

Dictaphone

dictáfono ® m

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dictáfono

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Dictaphone in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for Dictaphone in the English»Spanish Dictionary

Dictaphone® [ˈdɪktəfəʊn, Am -foʊn] N

Dictaphone

dictáfono m

Translations for Dictaphone in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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dictáfono

Dictaphone ®

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English

Business travellers could even use an early version of a Dictaphone to compose letters, which were typed up by an adjacent secretary.

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That includes the dictaphone... and yes, he does try to throw it all away.

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One of those muttations was a bird called a jabberjay -- basically, a living Dictaphone.

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The pensioner's despairing pleas for help were captured on a dictaphone left at her bedside by her concerned family.

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I hit the slow button on the Dictaphone to be able to type at the same pace that he talked at.

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Songs from a Dictaphone arrived in 2007.

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I was a green, nervous, agency reporter, with my little Dictaphone, interviewing a legend of the game.

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A Dictaphone, said to have recordings of his voice, are among the museum's holdings, but it doesn't have the needed technology to hear them.

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After he achieved a measure of success, he accomplished this feat partly by acting out the scripts into a Dictaphone and letting a secretary transcribe them.

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At least one Dictaphone model featured a half-speed, low-fidelity 30 minute option.

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