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Meanings of listen to music in English

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Usage of listen to music in English
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Twenty years ago the Walkman revolutionised the way we listen to music.
The Irish Times
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TIRED: Can't listen to music and view photos at the same time.
Wired
3
If you absolutely must listen to music to get psyched, bring headphones.
Climbing Magazine
4
But grieving fathers are allowed to listen to music, don't you think?
The Truth About the Harry Quebert Affair
5
I couldn't listen to music, couldn't read, I couldn't enjoy a thing.
The Elephant Vanishes
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Whenever I listen to music now, I'm still looking for that feeling.
The Guardian
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I wouldn't want to use your iPhone to listen to music anyway.
Ebony
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Spotify, Apple Music, and others have changed the people listen to music.
Wired
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More teenagers listen to music on YouTube than on any other source.
The Irish Times
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Daddy liked to listen to music while he worked on the computer.
The Broken String
11
You get together and you drink beer, and you listen to music.
Chuck klosterman on rock
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We establish remote associations when we read, pray, or listen to music.
Introvert power: why your inner life is your hidden strength
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Sometimes we watch television or go to movies or listen to music.
Cold Days
14
I go home now, mess around, listen to music, make some clothes.
A singular man
15
We eat, listen to music, and then I make love with you.
Public secrets
16
One of those is middle-class, home-owning white males who listen to music.'
Radio NZ
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Listen to music through the time
Listen to music across language varieties
Australia
Common
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Common
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