Catwalk

Pronunciation: /ˈkætˌwɔk/

Definitions of catwalk

noun a narrow, elevated platform used by models to demonstrate clothing and accessories during a fashion show

Example Sentences

A1 The catwalk is where models walk during a fashion show.

A2 The catwalk collapsed under the weight of the heavy equipment.

B1 The designer showcased their latest collection on the catwalk.

B2 The catwalk was lined with photographers capturing every moment of the show.

C1 The model strutted confidently down the catwalk, captivating the audience.

C2 The catwalk was elevated above the audience, giving a dramatic effect to the fashion show.

Examples of catwalk in a Sentence

formal The model confidently strutted down the catwalk in the latest designer collection.

informal She totally owned the catwalk during the fashion show.

slang Did you see her slay the catwalk? She's a natural.

figurative In the competitive world of business, you have to be prepared to walk the catwalk and showcase your skills.

Grammatical Forms of catwalk

• past tense: catwalked
• plural: catwalks
• comparative: more catwalk
• superlative: most catwalk
• present tense: catwalk
• future tense: will catwalk
• perfect tense: have catwalked
• continuous tense: is catwalking
• singular: catwalk
• positive degree: catwalk
• infinitive: to catwalk
• gerund: catwalking
• participle: catwalked

Origin and Evolution of catwalk

First Known Use: 1600 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'catwalk' originated from the nautical term 'catt', which referred to a raised platform on a ship's mast for sailors to work on.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the term 'catwalk' expanded beyond its nautical origins to refer to a narrow walkway or platform used for models to strut on during fashion shows or for workers to access equipment in industrial settings.