cas‧sette /kəˈset/ noun [countable]
[Date: 1800-1900; Origin: cassette 'box' (18-19 centuries), from French, from Old North French casse; ⇒ case¹]

1. a small flat plastic case containing magnetic tape, that can be used for playing or recording sound

2. a closed container with photographic film in it, that can be fitted into a camera

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cassette
noun
ADJ. audio, video | tape | blank | bootleg, pirated | music | accompanying a set of four course books, each with an accompanying cassette
VERB + CASSETTE insert He inserted a cassette into the machine.
play, put on She put on a U2 cassette.
pause, stop | eject | fast forward, rewind
CASSETTE + NOUN deck, player, recorder | tape | box | format, version
PREP. on ~ I've got it on cassette.

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