phonograph

英 [ˈfəʊnəɡrɑːf]

美 [ˈfoʊnəɡræf]

n.  留声机

复数：phonographs　

BNC.48226 / COCA.20733

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 留声机
  Aphonographis a record player.
  1. ...old phonograph records.
     旧的留声机唱片

英英释义

noun

• machine in which rotating records cause a stylus to vibrate and the vibrations are amplified acoustically or electronically
  Synonym:record player

双语例句

• Wireless telegraphy, the phonograph and the radio are based on this law.
  无线电报，留声机和无线电广播都基于这个法则。
• In1877, inventor Thomas A.Edison announced the invention of his phonograph.
  1877年的今天，发明家托马斯.a.爱迪生宣布发明了留声机。
• One of his first experiments after the telephone bettered the phonograph.
  他在发明电话后首次的一项实验中，改善了留声机的品质。
• Music will be played on a phonograph.
  将用留声机播放音乐。
• American inventor Thomas Edison, who was considered the father of sound recording, developed the phonograph in1877, the first device to record music in the world.
  被誉为录音之父的美国发明家托马斯·爱迪生于1877年发明了留声机，这是世界上第一台录音设备。
• Large music boxes were popular household instruments until the advent of the phonograph.
  大型音乐盒是流行的家庭用品，直到留声机的出现。
• Used in the production of phonograph records, type, or other relief surface.
  用于留声机、铅字或其他浮雕的表面。
• After improving upon the telephone, Edison created the phonograph, his favorite and most lucrative invention.
  在改进了电话功能后，爱迪生又发明了留声机，这是他喜爱的而且最能赚钱的一项发明。
• He had played the phonograph.
  他已放开了留声机。
• 1877& Thomas A. Edison has a phonograph playing.
  §1877年&托马斯-A-爱迪生发明留声机。