Definition of boom box in English:

boom box

noun

informal

A large portable radio and cassette player capable of powerful sound.
〈非正式〉便携式大收（录）音机
teenagers dance to boom boxes on warm April nights
Example sentencesExamples
- My job was to be their court jester and to put music on in the boom box to make them stretch and move a little bit.
- He's a grown man and seems pretty normal by appearance, except he's got a monstrous boom box strapped to the front of his bike.
- So in a fit of jealousy, I swiped the cassette out of her boom box one day, hoping never to hear - or never let her hear - the record again.
- A man in a cowboy hat is standing onstage, singing sad-sounding country-and-western songs in Czech, accompanied by a boom box.
- Other receivers are portable, designed to be taken from your car to your home or office, or connected to a boom box.
- Music, generally hip hop, was pumped into the office space from a boom box.
- He came back with one of those little boom box portable radios, and put it down near me.
- Natasha touches my shoulder, then lays down her boom box and trots off to the bathroom.
- You recorded music off the radio or TV, or got cassettes from friends and played them on a boom box.
- But as he warily entered, it was plain that my fridge-top CD player was hardly a boom box or even playing very loudly.
- She had soft music playing on the portable boom box sitting on the floor.
- I took my boom box and a bunch of candles into the bathroom.
- My friend at the camp had a boom box and a Cat Stevens Greatest Hits CD.
- It was only when they'd gotten their breath back that they realized everything was quiet around them, except the sound of the music playing from the boom box.
- We laid out two beach towels and turned on a portable boom box.
- I stripped down to my blue and green plaid boxers and walked over to my big boom box (which had a radio).
- One man wields a tai chi sword to the sound of Chinese flutes from a boom box.
- They have a small boom box playing music for background sound but the volume is low.
- The shoppers were looking for a boom box or for any machine that would help return pleasure to their lives.
- Grab a blanket, a boom box and some of your favourite music from high school.

Definition of boom box in US English:

boom box

nounˈbum ˌbɑksˈbo͞om ˌbäks

informal

A portable sound system, typically including radio and cassette or CD player, capable of powerful sound.
〈非正式〉便携式大收（录）音机
teenagers dance to boom boxes on warm April nights
Example sentencesExamples
- My friend at the camp had a boom box and a Cat Stevens Greatest Hits CD.
- They have a small boom box playing music for background sound but the volume is low.
- But as he warily entered, it was plain that my fridge-top CD player was hardly a boom box or even playing very loudly.
- Natasha touches my shoulder, then lays down her boom box and trots off to the bathroom.
- Music, generally hip hop, was pumped into the office space from a boom box.
- Other receivers are portable, designed to be taken from your car to your home or office, or connected to a boom box.
- I stripped down to my blue and green plaid boxers and walked over to my big boom box (which had a radio).
- I took my boom box and a bunch of candles into the bathroom.
- The shoppers were looking for a boom box or for any machine that would help return pleasure to their lives.
- One man wields a tai chi sword to the sound of Chinese flutes from a boom box.
- A man in a cowboy hat is standing onstage, singing sad-sounding country-and-western songs in Czech, accompanied by a boom box.
- You recorded music off the radio or TV, or got cassettes from friends and played them on a boom box.
- It was only when they'd gotten their breath back that they realized everything was quiet around them, except the sound of the music playing from the boom box.
- She had soft music playing on the portable boom box sitting on the floor.
- So in a fit of jealousy, I swiped the cassette out of her boom box one day, hoping never to hear - or never let her hear - the record again.
- My job was to be their court jester and to put music on in the boom box to make them stretch and move a little bit.
- We laid out two beach towels and turned on a portable boom box.
- Grab a blanket, a boom box and some of your favourite music from high school.
- He's a grown man and seems pretty normal by appearance, except he's got a monstrous boom box strapped to the front of his bike.
- He came back with one of those little boom box portable radios, and put it down near me.

单词	boom box
释义	Definition of boom box in English: boom box noun informal A large portable radio and cassette player capable of powerful sound. 〈非正式〉便携式大收（录）音机 teenagers dance to boom boxes on warm April nights Example sentencesExamples My job was to be their court jester and to put music on in the boom box to make them stretch and move a little bit. He's a grown man and seems pretty normal by appearance, except he's got a monstrous boom box strapped to the front of his bike. So in a fit of jealousy, I swiped the cassette out of her boom box one day, hoping never to hear - or never let her hear - the record again. A man in a cowboy hat is standing onstage, singing sad-sounding country-and-western songs in Czech, accompanied by a boom box. Other receivers are portable, designed to be taken from your car to your home or office, or connected to a boom box. Music, generally hip hop, was pumped into the office space from a boom box. He came back with one of those little boom box portable radios, and put it down near me. Natasha touches my shoulder, then lays down her boom box and trots off to the bathroom. You recorded music off the radio or TV, or got cassettes from friends and played them on a boom box. But as he warily entered, it was plain that my fridge-top CD player was hardly a boom box or even playing very loudly. She had soft music playing on the portable boom box sitting on the floor. I took my boom box and a bunch of candles into the bathroom. My friend at the camp had a boom box and a Cat Stevens Greatest Hits CD. It was only when they'd gotten their breath back that they realized everything was quiet around them, except the sound of the music playing from the boom box. We laid out two beach towels and turned on a portable boom box. I stripped down to my blue and green plaid boxers and walked over to my big boom box (which had a radio). One man wields a tai chi sword to the sound of Chinese flutes from a boom box. They have a small boom box playing music for background sound but the volume is low. The shoppers were looking for a boom box or for any machine that would help return pleasure to their lives. Grab a blanket, a boom box and some of your favourite music from high school. Definition of boom box in US English: boom box nounˈbum ˌbɑksˈbo͞om ˌbäks informal A portable sound system, typically including radio and cassette or CD player, capable of powerful sound. 〈非正式〉便携式大收（录）音机 teenagers dance to boom boxes on warm April nights Example sentencesExamples My friend at the camp had a boom box and a Cat Stevens Greatest Hits CD. They have a small boom box playing music for background sound but the volume is low. But as he warily entered, it was plain that my fridge-top CD player was hardly a boom box or even playing very loudly. Natasha touches my shoulder, then lays down her boom box and trots off to the bathroom. Music, generally hip hop, was pumped into the office space from a boom box. Other receivers are portable, designed to be taken from your car to your home or office, or connected to a boom box. I stripped down to my blue and green plaid boxers and walked over to my big boom box (which had a radio). I took my boom box and a bunch of candles into the bathroom. The shoppers were looking for a boom box or for any machine that would help return pleasure to their lives. One man wields a tai chi sword to the sound of Chinese flutes from a boom box. A man in a cowboy hat is standing onstage, singing sad-sounding country-and-western songs in Czech, accompanied by a boom box. You recorded music off the radio or TV, or got cassettes from friends and played them on a boom box. It was only when they'd gotten their breath back that they realized everything was quiet around them, except the sound of the music playing from the boom box. She had soft music playing on the portable boom box sitting on the floor. So in a fit of jealousy, I swiped the cassette out of her boom box one day, hoping never to hear - or never let her hear - the record again. My job was to be their court jester and to put music on in the boom box to make them stretch and move a little bit. We laid out two beach towels and turned on a portable boom box. Grab a blanket, a boom box and some of your favourite music from high school. He's a grown man and seems pretty normal by appearance, except he's got a monstrous boom box strapped to the front of his bike. He came back with one of those little boom box portable radios, and put it down near me.
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