Definition of phono in English:

phono

adjectiveˈfəʊnəʊˈfɒnəʊˈfōnō

1Denoting a type of plug, and the corresponding socket, used with audio and video equipment, in which one conductor is cylindrical and the other is a central prong that extends beyond it.
phono sockets
Example sentencesExamples
- All RCA, phono and mini-jack plugs must be secured and not just simply plugged in.
- Because I wanted to be able to remove the DVD bracket out of the case on its own, I needed a method to disconnect the power cables; I choose some stereo phono plugs, and they will do the job.
- This is sent via a standard phono plug to a time code reader, and the spoken text in English.
- You can connect it to anything that makes a noise - television, hi-fi, MP3 player - and has a standard phono or scart socket.
- In planning for it I have discovered that my amp has no phono input.
1. 1.1 Relating to a record player or turntable.
  a phono preamp

nounPlural phonos ˈfəʊnəʊˈfɒnəʊˈfōnō

A record player or turntable.

Origin

1940s: abbreviation of phonograph.

Rhymes

cui bono?, kimono, Mono, no-no

Definition of phono in US English:

phono

adjectiveˈfōnō

1Denoting a type of plug, and the corresponding socket, used with audio and video equipment, in which one conductor is cylindrical and the other is a central prong that extends beyond it.
phono sockets
Example sentencesExamples
- This is sent via a standard phono plug to a time code reader, and the spoken text in English.
- Because I wanted to be able to remove the DVD bracket out of the case on its own, I needed a method to disconnect the power cables; I choose some stereo phono plugs, and they will do the job.
- All RCA, phono and mini-jack plugs must be secured and not just simply plugged in.
- In planning for it I have discovered that my amp has no phono input.
- You can connect it to anything that makes a noise - television, hi-fi, MP3 player - and has a standard phono or scart socket.
1. 1.1 Relating to a record player or turntable.
  a phono preamp

nounˈfōnō

A record player or turntable.

Origin

1940s: abbreviation of phonograph.

单词	phono
释义	Definition of phono in English: phono adjectiveˈfəʊnəʊˈfɒnəʊˈfōnō 1Denoting a type of plug, and the corresponding socket, used with audio and video equipment, in which one conductor is cylindrical and the other is a central prong that extends beyond it. phono sockets Example sentencesExamples All RCA, phono and mini-jack plugs must be secured and not just simply plugged in. Because I wanted to be able to remove the DVD bracket out of the case on its own, I needed a method to disconnect the power cables; I choose some stereo phono plugs, and they will do the job. This is sent via a standard phono plug to a time code reader, and the spoken text in English. You can connect it to anything that makes a noise - television, hi-fi, MP3 player - and has a standard phono or scart socket. In planning for it I have discovered that my amp has no phono input. 1.1 Relating to a record player or turntable. a phono preamp nounPlural phonos ˈfəʊnəʊˈfɒnəʊˈfōnō A record player or turntable. Origin 1940s: abbreviation of phonograph. Rhymes cui bono?, kimono, Mono, no-no Definition of phono in US English: phono adjectiveˈfōnō 1Denoting a type of plug, and the corresponding socket, used with audio and video equipment, in which one conductor is cylindrical and the other is a central prong that extends beyond it. phono sockets Example sentencesExamples This is sent via a standard phono plug to a time code reader, and the spoken text in English. Because I wanted to be able to remove the DVD bracket out of the case on its own, I needed a method to disconnect the power cables; I choose some stereo phono plugs, and they will do the job. All RCA, phono and mini-jack plugs must be secured and not just simply plugged in. In planning for it I have discovered that my amp has no phono input. You can connect it to anything that makes a noise - television, hi-fi, MP3 player - and has a standard phono or scart socket. 1.1 Relating to a record player or turntable. a phono preamp nounˈfōnō A record player or turntable. Origin 1940s: abbreviation of phonograph.
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