Grabaron (en. Recorded)

/ɡraˈβaɾon/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

To make a recording of sound or image.

They recorded a movie last year.

Ellos grabaron una película el año pasado.

To preserve a sound or an image on a physical or digital medium.

They recorded the conference so that those who could not attend could watch it later.

Grabaron la conferencia para que los que no pudieron asistir la vean más tarde.

To record information or data on a medium.

They recorded the experiment data in a spreadsheet.

Grabaron los datos del experimento en una hoja de cálculo.

Derived from the Latin 'grābāre', which means 'to make an inscription'.

to record a disk

To make a recording of a musical album.

grabar un disco

to record on video

To capture moving images using a recording device.

grabar en video

to record a conversation

To record the sound of a discussion or dialogue.

grabar una conversación

to record

Verb that means to capture sound or image.

grabar

recording

Result of recording, can refer to sound or video.

grabación

recorder

Device used to make recordings.

grabador

To make a video or audio of something significant.

Let's record the party to have it as a memory.

Vamos a grabar la fiesta para tenerlo de recuerdo.

To capture a key moment.

That moment was so epic that they recorded it forever.

Ese momento fue tan épico que lo grabaron para siempre.