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stereo
1[ster-ee-oh, steer-]
noun
plural
stereosstereoscopic photography.
a stereoscopic photograph.
stereophonic sound reproduction.
a system or the equipment for reproducing stereophonic sound.
Printing., stereotype.
adjective
pertaining to stereophonic sound, stereoscopic photography, etc.
verb (used with object)
Printing., stereotype.
stereo-
2a combining form borrowed from Greek, where it meant “solid”, used with reference to hardness, solidity, three-dimensionality in the formation of compound words.
stereochemistry; stereogram; stereoscope.
stereo.
3abbreviation
stereotype.
stereo
1/ ˈstɪər-, ˈstɛrɪəʊ /
adjective
short for stereophonic stereoscopic
noun
stereophonic sound
to broadcast in stereo
a stereophonic record player, tape recorder, etc
photog
stereoscopic photography
a stereoscopic photograph
printing short for stereotype
stereo-
2combining form
indicating three-dimensional quality or solidity
stereoscope
Word History and Origins
Origin of stereo1
Origin of stereo2
Word History and Origins
Origin of stereo1
Origin of stereo2
Example Sentences
Beginning in the 1950s, Jamaica had a strong tradition of home-built stereo systems that were played outside and used for street dance parties.
He testified Maldonado broke into his business at night and stole a stereo.
That’s what he was doing now, as he listened to his Red Hot Chili Peppers CD on his portable stereo.
And on “Brand New City,” she takes in the scene surrounding her, noting that “‘You Can’t Hurry Love’ plays on the stereo,” while “We quote all our friends / Like they’re round-table poets.”
We dubbed our car the Brucemobile and never played anything else on the car stereo for years.
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