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soundtrack
/ ˈsaʊndˌtræk /
noun
the recorded sound accompaniment to a film Compare commentary
a narrow strip along the side of a spool of film, which carries the sound accompaniment
verb
(tr) to provide a continuous accompaniment of sounds, esp music
Word History and Origins
Origin of soundtrack1
Example Sentences
The soundtrack is actual vinyl—crackly, charming, blessedly free of Spotify commercials for paper towels.
Once the film and soundtrack established reggae’s appeal, Mr. Cliff began making albums with a harder feel and stronger messages, though his voice was always soft and endearing.
Cliff contributed four songs to the soundtrack, including the gospel hymn Many Rivers To Cross, which reflected his early days as a struggling artist in the UK.
Mr. Spielberg later recommended the composer to George Lucas, and in a matter of months the soundtrack to “Star Wars” was finished.
He did the same with the soundtrack, removing everything but the sound of the swords.
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