tivo
tivo — verb
1. to save a television programme or film in digital form by using a TiVo box or si
to save a television programme or film in digital form by using a TiVo box or similar DVR device, so that you can watch it later at a time that suits you
Bao tivoed the wildlife documentary so the children could watch it after dinner.
tivo + documentary + purpose clause
Soraya forgot to tivo the series finale and had to search for it online.
Can you tivo the basketball game for me while I am at work tonight?
Theo set the timer to tivo the talk show every weekday morning.
The film was delayed, but Élise had tivoed it and watched it the next day.
- record
the general, formal term for capturing any audio or video; covers all methods, including analogue and digital
- tape
older term referring specifically to recording onto VHS or cassette; now feels dated and pre-digital
- save
focuses on keeping the digital file on a hard drive or cloud library rather than the act of scheduling the capture
文法句型
tivo + noun phrase (a TV programme / a film / a sports match)
用法筆記
Frequently used in informal, everyday conversation about television viewing. Avoid in formal writing — use 'record' instead. The past-tense form 'tivoed' is standard, though 'TiVo'd' and 'TiVoed' also appear in informal writing.