audiobook
audiobook
Definition
audio·book (ô′dē ō bo̵ok′)
noun
a recording, as on cassette tape, of a reading of a book by the author or by an actor
audiobook
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- make: Nelson Runger's clear, distinctive narration makes this fascinating audiobook accessible to listeners of all ages.
Preposition: on
- cassette: Now available in audiobook on both cassette and CD.
Adjective modifier
- unabridged: The unabridged audiobook of the novel is read by actor Geoffrey Palmer.
Modifies a noun
- version: I first saw this book reviewed in The Weekly Standard and then read the hardback after my wife experienced and enjoyed the audiobook version.
- collection: Actually, keeping on the same line of thought, I haven't actually spent that much money on my audiobook collection.
- edition: It is also available in large print and audiobook editions.
Browse dictionary entries near audiobook
- audio tape
- audio-
- Audio Messaging Interchange Specification
- audio-frequency
- audio cassette
- audio
- audile
- audience
- audibly
- audible
- audiocassette
- audiogram
- audiological
- audiologist
- audiology
- audiometer
- audiometric
- audiometrist
- audiometry
- audiophile
