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I. read1 [ri:d] SUST. no pl.
read
II. read1 <read, read> [ri:d] V. trans.
1. read (book):
read
to read sth aloud
to read sb a lesson
2. read (decipher):
read
to read sb's mind
to read sb's hand
to read sb like a book
read my lips!
3. read (interpret):
read
4. read (inspect):
read
read meter
5. read (understand):
read
I don't read you
6. read ingl. brit. form. univ:
read
III. read1 <read, read> [ri:d] V. trans.
read person, book:
read
read2 [red] ADJ.
1. read (person):
well read [or widely]
2. read (book, newspaper):
locuciones, giros idiomáticos:
to take sth as read
to take it as read that
I. lip-read V. intr.
lip-read
II. lip-read V. trans.
lip-read
read off V. trans.
read off
read on V. intr.
read on
read out V. trans.
1. read out (read aloud):
read out
2. read out INFORM.:
read out data
read over V. trans.
read over
read over
read through V. trans.
read through
read through
read up V. intr.
read up
read head SUST. INFORM.
read head
I. sight-read MÚS. V. trans.
sight-read
II. sight-read MÚS. V. trans.
sight-read
well-read ADJ.
1. well-read (knowledgeable):
well-read
2. well-read (read frequently):
well-read
read only memory SUST. INFORM.
Present
Iread
youread
he/she/itreads
weread
youread
theyread
Past
Iread
youread
he/she/itread
weread
youread
theyread
Present Perfect
Ihaveread
youhaveread
he/she/ithasread
wehaveread
youhaveread
theyhaveread
Past Perfect
Ihadread
youhadread
he/she/ithadread
wehadread
youhadread
theyhadread
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Since the video and audio read heads were several inches apart it was not possible to make a physical edit that would function correctly in both video and audio.
en.wikipedia.org
The hard drive then takes longer to read that file because the read head has to "visit" multiple spots on the platter.
lifehacker.com
Then the characters are passed over a MICR read head, a device similar to the playback head of a tape recorder.
en.wikipedia.org
The corresponding read head reads the data and communicates it to the control level.
www.pacetoday.com.au
Applications of economic significance are measuring and calibration probes for the quality control of magnetic storage disks and read heads, with dimensions that will soon reach 20 nanometers and below.
phys.org