American English
/ˈvɪ.ɾi.oʊ/
3 syllables · Stress the first syllable.
A recording of moving pictures, usually with sound, that you can watch on a screen.
In American English, “video” usually has its strongest beat at the beginning: “VID-ee-oh” (/ˈvɪ.ɾi.oʊ/).
A recording of moving pictures, usually with sound, that you can watch on a screen.
I watched a funny video online.
She sent me a video of her new apartment.
short video · online video · music video · video clip
watch + a/the + video
a video + of + someone/something
To record moving pictures of someone or something, usually with sound.
Can you video the concert?
He videoed his daughter dancing.
video a concert · video a wedding · video yourself · video a performance
video + someone/something
video + someone/something + doing something
A phone or internet call in which people can see each other.
Let's have a video call tonight.
A game played on a computer, game console, or other electronic screen.
My son loves video games.
A short video made to accompany a song.
That singer has a new music video.
Write videoing, not videoeing.