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Collocations for video - noun

1. system of recording moving pictures and sound

ADJECTIVE

live, real-time
interactive
analogue/analog, digital
high-definition
full-motion

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VERB + video

stream
You need a broadband Internet connection to stream video online.

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video + NOUN

camera, card (computing), equipment, player, projector, recorder
monitor, screen
clip, film (BrE), footage, image, montage, picture, recording, sequence
The jury watched video footage of the riots.
nasty (BrE)
The infamous video nasty is now a cult film.
playback
diary, documentary, interview, series
She started making a video diary of her life.
shoot
The band are in Iceland doing a video shoot.
channel
I can't find the video channel on this television.
file
Video files can be readily transmitted over digital broadband.
format
game
gamer
arcade
conferencing, teleconferencing
conference, presentation, teleconference
link
The speech was broadcast via a video link to thousands standing outside.
signal
surveillance
archive
installation (= type of art)
artist

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PREPOSITION

on video
The movie is already out on video.

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2. film recorded on disk, tape, etc.

ADJECTIVE

hour-long, ten-minute, etc.
amateur, home
An amateur video of the crash failed to reveal the cause.
educational, instructional
They produce educational videos for learning languages.
music, pop
hip-hop, rap, rock, etc.
corporate (esp. BrE)
promotional
training
exercise, fitness, yoga
documentary
adult, porn, pornographic, sex
police (esp. BrE), security
animated
online
accompanying
This article and the accompanying video takes you through each stage step by step.

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VERB + video

create, do, film, make, record, shoot
manufacture, produce
direct
release
The group's new video will be released next month.
air, broadcast
download, post, upload
He posted a video on his website
capture sb/sth on, catch sb/sth on
The thief was caught on video as he pocketed watches and rings.
rent
We rent videos nearly every weekend.
see, view, watch
The children can sit for hours watching videos.
show (sb)
Their teacher showed them a video about the Inuit.
play
fast-forward, forward, rewind
edit

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video + NOUN

cassette, tape (usually videotape)
library, shop (esp. BrE), store (esp. AmE)
rental
release
a review of the latest video releases
production
maker, producer

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PREPOSITION

video of
a security video of the attack

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3. (BrE) video recorder

VERB + video

programme, set
Did you remember to set the video for ‘EastEnders’?

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