watch back
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˌwɑtʃ ˈbæk/ · UK /ˌwɒtʃ ˈbæk/
watch back means: To view a recording of something rather than see it as it happens.
verb
To view a recording of something rather than see it as it happens.
- You can watch back the interview.
- We watched the concert back at home.
- Have you watched back yesterday’s match?
To view recorded video while making or editing it, checking what you filmed.
- Let’s watch back that take.
- The director watched the footage back to check the lighting.
- We always watch back each scene before editing.
To watch many episodes of a television series one after another.
- We watched back the entire season on Sunday.
- She loves to watch back several episodes in one evening.
- Are you going to watch back the series tonight?
noun
The cover on the rear of a wristwatch, protecting the parts inside.
- The watch back is scratched.
- He removed the watch back to change the battery.
- Her initials were engraved on the watch back.
Questions about watch back
What does watch back mean?
To view a recording of something rather than see it as it happens.
What is watch back in other languages?
Türkçe: kaydını izlemek · Español: ver la grabación · Français: regarder l’enregistrement · Deutsch: die Aufnahme ansehen · Italiano: guardare la registrazione · 日本語: 録画を見る
How do you pronounce watch back?
In American English /ˌwɑtʃ ˈbæk/; in British English /ˌwɒtʃ ˈbæk/.
How do you use watch back in a sentence?
You can watch back the interview. We watched the concert back at home.
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