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Meanings of phonograph needle in English

Portuguese
agulha

A stylus that formerly made sound by following a groove in a phonograph record.

agulha
Synonyms
Examples for "needle"
Examples for "needle"
1
In Roberts' case, the needle has been stuck for about six years.
The Guardian
2
The relaunch has not moved the needle in terms of market share.
Reuters
3
This is a long-established principle since we introduced needle exchanges, free condoms.
The Guardian
4
That said, the company did move the needle in some small ways.
Wired
5
Children with intellectual disability frequently undergo needle-related procedures for diagnosis or treatment.
Pubmed
Usage of phonograph needle in English
1
Just then, the phonograph needle jumps with a click, and the music shifts.
The kommandant's girl
2
The phonograph needle was now scratching its slow way across the void to the second.
Cat’s Cradle
3
You know you haven't stopped talking since I came here, you must've been vaccinated with a phonograph needle.
The new yorker
4
After Mary and Willy were asleep, Ledford set the phonograph needle to a record he'd borrowed from Mack.
The marrowbone marble company
5
A man at the front stood up and placed a phonograph needle on a 33 rpm recording of Brahms's German Requiem.
The house of wittgenstein: a family at war
Translations for phonograph needle
Portuguese
agulha