audio book
a recording of an oral reading of a book, often in abridged form.
Origin of audio book
1- Also au·di·o·book [aw-dee-oh-book] /ˈɔ di oʊˌbʊk/
Words Nearby audio book
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How to use audio book in a sentence
Mendez has been a performing member of two theater companies and worked as a voice actor, appearing on audio books by Andrea Levy, Paul Theroux and Ben Okri.
“The Bomber Mafia” is an innovative audio book with music, sound effects and archival clips as well as a paperback.
Wrestling with the strategy — and morality — of the firebombing of Japan | Diana Preston | April 23, 2021 | Washington PostHowever, I found that if I listen to an audio book or music with my headphones, it makes the workload lighter.
Hints From Heloise: Dating-site match was charming at first | Heloise Heloise | April 23, 2021 | Washington PostThe change meant less time for morning podcasts, music, audio books and more.
Marketing Briefing: One year into the pandemic, 4 ways work will remain changed for marketers and agency execs | Kristina Monllos | March 2, 2021 | DigidayIf a customer asks the brand’s assistant to play an audio book, the request will be routed to Alexa.
Amazon’s newest product lets companies build their own Alexa assistant for cars, apps and video games | Kirsten Korosec | January 15, 2021 | TechCrunch
Badass Motherf**ker Samuel L. Jackson has given voice to the audio book version.
British Dictionary definitions for audio book
a reading of a book recorded on tape
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