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stereo
1[ ster-ee-oh, steer- ]
noun
- stereoscopic photography.
- a stereoscopic photograph.
- stereophonic sound reproduction.
- a system or the equipment for reproducing stereophonic sound.
- Printing. stereotype ( def 3 ).
adjective
- pertaining to stereophonic sound, stereoscopic photography, etc.
verb (used with object)
- Printing. stereotype ( def 6 ).
stereo-
2- a 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 for
- 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
I interviewed Pharrell, and I cut together a scene of him listening to Stevie Wonder as a boy, on his parents' stereo – and his synaesthesia kicks in.
Their debut album, Stereo Typical, which came three years after the group formed in Brighton in 2008, sold more than 600,000 copies.
At the time, Klaas told the public: “I’ve had my stereo stolen and I’ve had my daughter murdered, and I know the difference.”
He returned to the BBC in the 1980s and on 17 January 1987, Walker re-joined Radio 1, presenting the Saturday afternoon show The Stereo Sequence.
All my records are basically mixed in the car, even if the sound system is a little wonky, I still want to hear it on a car stereo sound system, because that’s how people are going to listen to the music.
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