Sound Track

Pronunciation: /saʊnd træk/

Definitions of sound track

noun a recorded collection of music, dialogue, and sound effects that accompanies a movie, television show, or video game

Example Sentences

A1 I like to listen to the sound track of my favorite movie.

A2 The sound track of the video game was really exciting.

B1 The sound track of the documentary added to the emotional impact of the film.

B2 The sound track of the musical was nominated for an award.

C1 The sound track of the movie was composed by a famous musician.

C2 The sound track of the film perfectly captured the mood of each scene.

Examples of sound track in a Sentence

formal The sound track for the movie was composed by a renowned musician.

informal I love the sound track of that movie, it's so catchy!

slang The sound track of the game is lit, I can't stop listening to it.

figurative The sound track of our lives is constantly changing, just like a movie score.

Grammatical Forms of sound track

• plural: sound tracks
• comparative: more sound track
• superlative: most sound track
• present tense: sound track
• future tense: will sound track
• perfect tense: have sounded track
• continuous tense: is sounding track
• singular: sound track
• positive degree: sound track
• infinitive: to sound track
• gerund: sounding track
• participle: sounded track

Origin and Evolution of sound track

First Known Use: 1927 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The term 'sound track' originated from the early days of cinema when movies started incorporating synchronized sound with moving pictures.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to refer to the audio component of a film, the term 'sound track' has evolved to encompass the entire collection of music, dialogue, and sound effects used in a movie or other media production.