retape
/riˈteɪp/
verb
- To fasten, attach, or seal something again using adhesive tape.
- I had to retape the box because the original tape came loose.
- The artist decided to retape the edges of the canvas before painting.
- Please retape the envelope shut so nothing falls out.
- To record something again on audio or video tape (or a digital equivalent).
- I need to retape my podcast episode after fixing the background noise.
- The director asked the actor to retape the scene because of a sound issue.
- They had to retape the interview when the camera malfunctioned.