| 释义 |
pre-eˈlectric, a.
[pre- B. 1.]
Occurring or pertaining to the time before the use of electricity, esp. in the making of gramophone records. Also ellipt., a gramophone record not electrically recorded. Also pre-eˈlectrical a.
[1908Westm. Gaz. 29 Feb. 12/2 It was in pre-electric-light days, and I couldn't find the matches.] 1934C. Lambert Music Ho! iv. 257 Recording will have improved on the present methods as much as the present methods have improved on the old pre-electric horn recording. 1947Penguin Music Mag. May 58 The connoisseur, who has his collection of rare pre-electrical recordings carefully card-indexed. 1960Guardian 8 Mar. 7/1 One has to listen to old pre-electrics with a ‘creative ear’. 1968Listener 22 Feb. 250/1 It is scored for..stereophonic tape.., pre-electric gramophone, percussion, [etc.]. 1977Gramophone Feb. 1321/1 The first five records concern themselves almost entirely with pre-1930 (mostly pre-electric) issues. |
