Usage examples of "tape backup" in English with translation to French

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I paid 40,000 yen for this tape recorder. J'ai payé quarante mille yens pour cet enregistreur.
This tape doesn't stick. Ce ruban ne colle pas.
Let's listen to the tape. Écoutons cette cassette.
Record the broadcast on tape. Enregistrez l'émission sur une bande magnétique.
Did you tape that concert? Avez-vous enregistré ce concert ?
I buy a tape. J'achète une cassette.
He erased his speech from the tape. Il effaça son discours de la bande.
The governor cut the tape and opened the new bridge. Le gouverneur coupa le ruban et ouvrit le nouveau pont à la circulation.
This tape isn't sticky. Ce scotch ne colle pas.
In my work, I sometimes simply determine an area with a tape measure. Au cours de mon travail, je détermine parfois simplement une surface à l'aide d'un mètre à ruban.
The tape recorder has recorded his voice. Le magnétophone a enregistré sa voix.
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