stereo

• n. 立體聲；立體聲係統；鉛版；立體照片
• adj. 立體的；立體聲的；立體感覺的

縮寫自 stereophonic,立體聲的。

stereo

stereo: [19] Greek stereós meant ‘solid’. The earliest English compound noun formed from it was stereometry [16], a mathematical term denoting the measurement of solid or threedimensional objects. This was followed by stereographic [17], stereotype [18] (coined in French and originally used for a ‘solid’ printing block; the metaphorical ‘unvaried or conventional image’ emerged in the middle of the 19th century), stereoscope [19] (a viewer for producing ‘solid’ or three-dimensional images), and stereophonic ‘producing three-dimensional sound’ [20]. Stereo was used in the 19th century as an abbreviation for stereotype and stereoscopic; its use for stereophonic dates from the early 1950s.
=> stare, stork

stereo

1823 as a shortening of stereotype (n.); 1876 as a shortening of stereoscope; 1954 as a shortening of stereophonic (adj.); the noun meaning "stereophonic record or tape player" is recorded from 1964.

1. Cool summer dance sounds are drifting from the stereo indoors.

清涼的夏日舞曲的聲音從室內音響中傳了出來。

來自柯林斯例句

2. This is FM stereo one oh three point seven.

這裏是調頻立體聲103.7。

來自柯林斯例句

3. The personal stereo has a water-resistant outer case.

這款隨身聽的外殼是防水的。

來自柯林斯例句

4. He always plays his stereo with the bass turned right up.

他放立體聲音響時總把低音調得很大。

來自《權威詞典》

5. to turn up the treble on the stereo

把立體聲唱機的高音音量調大

來自《權威詞典》