cassettes
简明释义
n. 盒式录音带（cassette 的复数）
英英释义
单词用法
盒式录音带，盒式磁带 | |
录音带放音机；卡式录音机 |
同义词
| 磁带 | 我仍然保存着一堆童年时的旧磁带。 | ||
| 盒式录音带 | 这台打印机使用特殊的墨盒。 | ||
| 唱片 | 黑胶唱片在近年来重新流行。 |
反义词
例句
1.Cataloguing arrangements for materials such as newspaper cuttings, records, cassettes, tapes and slides are various.
象剪报、唱片、盒式录音带、磁带和幻灯片等资料的编目方法是各不相同的。
2.I have many stereo cassettes.
我有很多立体声盒式磁带。
3.I didn't worry that Hanna might not need my cassettes now that she had learned to read by herself.
汉娜已经学会了自己阅读，但我没有担心她是否还需要我寄那些磁带。
4.There, robotic arms transfer the fuel into storage cassettes underwater.
在那里，机器手臂将燃料转移到水下的储藏容器里。
5.What about listening to cassettes?
听录音怎么样?。
6.She loaded me down with around a dozen cassettes.
她给我的十几个盒子加重了我的负担。
7.Roger bought a pack of audio cassettes.
罗杰买了一箱录音带。
8.She organized her collection of 磁带 by genre.
她按照类型整理了她的磁带收藏。
9.The sound quality of these 磁带 is surprisingly good for their age.
这些磁带的音质对于它们的年代来说出奇地好。
10.We need to buy a new player because the old one can't read 磁带 anymore.
我们需要买一个新的播放器，因为旧的已经无法播放磁带了。
11.I found some old 磁带 in the attic that belonged to my parents.
我在阁楼上找到了一些属于我父母的旧磁带。
12.I used to record my favorite songs on 磁带 when I was a teenager.
我在十几岁时常常把我喜欢的歌曲录在磁带上。
作文
The evolution of music has been a fascinating journey, and one of the key players in this transformation is the humble cassettes（磁带）. Introduced in the late 1960s, cassettes revolutionized the way people listened to music. Before their invention, music was primarily consumed through vinyl records and radio broadcasts. The cassette format allowed individuals to create their own music collections, providing unprecedented access and portability. In the 1970s and 1980s, cassettes became immensely popular. They were compact and could easily fit into a pocket or bag, making them ideal for people on the go. This era saw the rise of mixtapes, where music lovers would record their favorite songs onto cassettes to share with friends or to enjoy during long car rides. The personal touch of a mixtape made it a cherished gift and a symbol of friendship.One of the most significant advantages of cassettes（磁带）was their affordability. Unlike vinyl records, which could be quite expensive, cassettes were relatively inexpensive to produce and purchase. This accessibility allowed a broader audience to engage with music, fostering a culture of sharing and discovery. Additionally, the ability to rewind and fast-forward through songs gave listeners control over their listening experience, which was a novel concept at the time.However, as technology advanced, cassettes began to decline in popularity. The introduction of CDs in the late 1980s offered superior sound quality and durability. Unlike cassettes（磁带）, which could wear out or get tangled, CDs provided a more reliable medium for music playback. By the early 2000s, digital formats such as MP3s and streaming services emerged, further pushing cassettes into obscurity.Despite their decline, cassettes have experienced a resurgence in recent years. Nostalgia plays a significant role in this revival, as many people who grew up in the 80s and 90s are now seeking to reconnect with their past. Independent artists and labels have also embraced cassettes as a unique way to distribute their music. The tactile experience of handling a cassette and the artwork associated with the packaging add a personal touch that digital formats cannot replicate.Moreover, the charm of cassettes（磁带）lies in their imperfections. The slight hiss of the tape and the occasional distortion can evoke a sense of warmth and authenticity that many listeners appreciate. This characteristic has led to a niche market for cassettes, with collectors seeking rare editions and limited releases.In conclusion, cassettes have played a pivotal role in the history of music consumption. From their rise in the 70s to their decline with the advent of digital media, and now their unexpected comeback, cassettes（磁带）have left an indelible mark on our musical landscape. They remind us of a time when music was not just about convenience but also about connection and creativity. As we continue to explore new ways to experience music, the legacy of cassettes will undoubtedly remain a part of our cultural narrative.
