Definition of Walkman in English:

Walkman

nounPlural Walkmans, Plural Walkmen ˈwɔːkmən

trademark

A type of personal stereo.
Example sentencesExamples
- Listening on a Walkman often makes the music more personal and direct.
- Yet ‘Hold My Hand,’ which sounds as if she recorded it on a Walkman, mesmerizes still.
- The Walkman gave people their own music on the move for the first time, but they were limited by the number of songs a CD or tape could hold.
- Whether people start ditching their iPods and Walkmans in favour of their mobile though remains to be seen.
- It pioneered the category when it introduced the original Walkman in 1979.

Definition of Walkman in US English:

Walkman

noun

trademark

A type of personal stereo.
Example sentencesExamples
- Yet ‘Hold My Hand,’ which sounds as if she recorded it on a Walkman, mesmerizes still.
- Whether people start ditching their iPods and Walkmans in favour of their mobile though remains to be seen.
- Listening on a Walkman often makes the music more personal and direct.
- The Walkman gave people their own music on the move for the first time, but they were limited by the number of songs a CD or tape could hold.
- It pioneered the category when it introduced the original Walkman in 1979.

单词	Walkman
释义	Definition of Walkman in English: Walkman nounPlural Walkmans, Plural Walkmen ˈwɔːkmən trademark A type of personal stereo. Example sentencesExamples Listening on a Walkman often makes the music more personal and direct. Yet ‘Hold My Hand,’ which sounds as if she recorded it on a Walkman, mesmerizes still. The Walkman gave people their own music on the move for the first time, but they were limited by the number of songs a CD or tape could hold. Whether people start ditching their iPods and Walkmans in favour of their mobile though remains to be seen. It pioneered the category when it introduced the original Walkman in 1979. Definition of Walkman in US English: Walkman noun trademark A type of personal stereo. Example sentencesExamples Yet ‘Hold My Hand,’ which sounds as if she recorded it on a Walkman, mesmerizes still. Whether people start ditching their iPods and Walkmans in favour of their mobile though remains to be seen. Listening on a Walkman often makes the music more personal and direct. The Walkman gave people their own music on the move for the first time, but they were limited by the number of songs a CD or tape could hold. It pioneered the category when it introduced the original Walkman in 1979.
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