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Meanings of phonograph in English
Usage of phonograph in English
1
He wanted me to bring him phonograph records and enclosed a list.
2
It was in 1877 that Thomas Alva Edison completed the first phonograph.
3
There were a player-piano and a fine phonograph in the big drawing-room.
4
They are all given on one of the cylinders of the phonograph:-
5
Between the fireplace and the phonograph table is a stand for newspapers.
6
He took the record home and put it on his own phonograph.
7
Edison's first model of the phonograph is shown in the following illustration.
8
He is able to store and preserve his voice in a phonograph.
9
But, look you, the very next day the carriers brought the phonograph.
10
Not long ago in our home we came across a long-unused phonograph.
11
There was fishing-tackle in profusion, and a battered phonograph on a table.
12
Noted for inventing, among other things, the phonograph and the incandescent bulb.
13
The phonograph went off into an inarticulate whirr of its own machinery.
14
We have had a most amusing time with the two phonograph chaps.
15
Somewhere across the street a phonograph started blaring out a jazz piece.
16
The Internationale had become blurred and discordant, like a bad phonograph record.
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Translations for phonograph
Portuguese
Spanish
Phonograph through the time
Phonograph across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common