Record Player

Pronunciation: /rɪˈkɔrd ˈpleɪər/

Definitions of record player

noun a type of turntable used for playing vinyl records

Example Sentences

A1 I have a record player in my living room.

A2 My grandparents used to listen to music on a record player.

B1 I bought a new record player with Bluetooth capabilities.

B2 The vintage record player I found at the flea market still works perfectly.

C1 The audiophile invested in a high-end record player for his vinyl collection.

C2 The record player, with its warm sound and nostalgic feel, became the centerpiece of the room.

Examples of record player in a Sentence

formal The audiophile purchased a high-end record player to enjoy his vinyl collection.

informal I love listening to music on my record player, it has such a warm sound.

slang I scored a sick record player at the thrift store for a steal.

figurative The record player of memories spun in his mind, playing back moments from his past.

Grammatical Forms of record player

• plural: record players
• comparative: more advanced record player
• superlative: most advanced record player
• present tense: plays record player
• future tense: will play record player
• perfect tense: has played record player
• continuous tense: is playing record player
• singular: record player
• positive degree: good record player
• infinitive: to play record player
• gerund: playing record player
• participle: played record player

Origin and Evolution of record player

First Known Use: 1895 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The term 'record player' originated from the combination of the words 'record' and 'player' to describe a device that plays recorded sound from vinyl discs.

Evolution of the word: Initially used to refer to devices that played sound recordings from discs, the term 'record player' has evolved to encompass various types of audio playback devices, including turntables and modern digital music players.