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Definition of audiobook in English: audiobooknounˈɔːdɪəʊbʊkˈɔdioʊˌbʊk A recording on CD or cassette of a reading of a book, typically a novel. （磁带录制的）有声读物（通常指小说） Example sentencesExamples - Readers with special needs will appreciate large-print books and audiobooks.
- Dealing with electronic media like audiobooks, CDs and DVDs, which can be collected and catalogued like books, is comparatively easy.
- There is little scope for skipping backwards and forwards, or referencing particular sections of the work when using an audiobook.
- A list of the titles on the New York Times Bestseller List, downloadable as audiobooks in MP3 format.
- How can I learn to slow my brain down enough to read a book instead of having to do audiobooks?
- I discovered long ago that listening to an audiobook cures my insomnia, because I can use the unpausing words of the book to supplant the freewheeling thoughts of my own that would keep me awake.
- Gaiman is a fantastic reader and I recommend you rush right out and get the unabridged audiobook of Coraline.
- Well, when I used to drive to York every fortnight I got into the habit of listening to audiobooks, which I really enjoyed.
- Maurice and I had worked together some years before when I recorded his story for an audiobook, and we were looking forward to working together again.
- So I'll get my microphone up and running and record the audiobook as planned.
- Fans are demanding audiobooks faster than the industry can record them, and prices are coming down
- I find that I love audiobooks more than printed books for a lot of titles, and I seem to have more time for audiobooks than reading.
- I was listening to a great audiobook on my iPod last week.
- Morrison's embrace of popular markets extends as well to the audiobook versions of her novels, which constitute another important merger of ‘high’ art with ‘low’ media.
- While driving, I would listen to music of my own choosing, audiobooks on a variety of topics, and sometimes have conversations on the Citizens' band radio.
- A Suitable Boy was the only audiobook to win two gold awards.
- I'll tell you what: There are a bunch of people who are just addicted to those things, those audiobooks.
- Before he embarked on the 1,500-mile drive in September, he used his computer to download four audiobooks and burn them to CD's - his aural driving companions.
- I listen to audiobooks, podcasts, and archived radio programs.
- Last week, when I had to record the audiobook, I wasn't feeling very spry.
Definition of audiobook in US English: audiobook(also audio book) nounˈôdēōˌbo͝okˈɔdioʊˌbʊk An audiocassette or CD recording of a reading of a book, typically a novel. （磁带录制的）有声读物（通常指小说） Example sentencesExamples - I find that I love audiobooks more than printed books for a lot of titles, and I seem to have more time for audiobooks than reading.
- I'll tell you what: There are a bunch of people who are just addicted to those things, those audiobooks.
- I listen to audiobooks, podcasts, and archived radio programs.
- Readers with special needs will appreciate large-print books and audiobooks.
- A Suitable Boy was the only audiobook to win two gold awards.
- Maurice and I had worked together some years before when I recorded his story for an audiobook, and we were looking forward to working together again.
- I was listening to a great audiobook on my iPod last week.
- I discovered long ago that listening to an audiobook cures my insomnia, because I can use the unpausing words of the book to supplant the freewheeling thoughts of my own that would keep me awake.
- There is little scope for skipping backwards and forwards, or referencing particular sections of the work when using an audiobook.
- Fans are demanding audiobooks faster than the industry can record them, and prices are coming down
- While driving, I would listen to music of my own choosing, audiobooks on a variety of topics, and sometimes have conversations on the Citizens' band radio.
- Last week, when I had to record the audiobook, I wasn't feeling very spry.
- Dealing with electronic media like audiobooks, CDs and DVDs, which can be collected and catalogued like books, is comparatively easy.
- How can I learn to slow my brain down enough to read a book instead of having to do audiobooks?
- Morrison's embrace of popular markets extends as well to the audiobook versions of her novels, which constitute another important merger of ‘high’ art with ‘low’ media.
- Gaiman is a fantastic reader and I recommend you rush right out and get the unabridged audiobook of Coraline.
- So I'll get my microphone up and running and record the audiobook as planned.
- Before he embarked on the 1,500-mile drive in September, he used his computer to download four audiobooks and burn them to CD's - his aural driving companions.
- Well, when I used to drive to York every fortnight I got into the habit of listening to audiobooks, which I really enjoyed.
- A list of the titles on the New York Times Bestseller List, downloadable as audiobooks in MP3 format.
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