n.留声机

原形：phonograph复数：phonographs

The phonograph, invented by Thomas Edison in 1877, revolutionized the way people listened to music.
费迪南德·贝尔于1877年发明的留声机彻底改变了人们听音乐的方式。
My grandfather still treasures his vintage phonograph and its collection of scratchy old records.
我祖父仍然珍藏着他的老式留声机和那堆充满划痕的老唱片。
The museum curator carefully demonstrated how to operate the antique phonograph for the fascinated visitors.
博物馆馆长为着迷的游客们仔细演示了如何操作这台古董留声机。
As the needle dropped onto the spinning vinyl record, the phonograph filled the room with the sweet melodies of the 1950s.
当唱针落在旋转的黑胶唱片上时，留声机用上世纪50年代甜美的旋律充满了整个房间。
In order to digitize their extensive phonograph record collection, they purchased a specialized turntable with a USB output.
为了将他们大量的留声机唱片数字化，他们购买了一台带有USB输出的专业转盘。
The sound quality of early phonographs was quite primitive compared to today's high-fidelity audio systems.
与当今的高保真音响系统相比，早期留声机的声音质量相当原始。
After restoring the phonograph to its former glory, the antique dealer put it up for auction, hoping to fetch a handsome price.
古董商在将留声机恢复到昔日光彩后将其拍卖，希望能卖出一个好价钱。
Many music enthusiasts argue that there's an undeniable warmth and character to music played on a phonograph that digital formats simply cannot replicate.
许多音乐爱好者认为，留声机播放的音乐有一种数字格式无法复制的无可否认的温暖和特色。
The children had never seen a phonograph before and were amazed by the sight of a machine producing sound from grooves on a flat disc.
孩子们以前从未见过留声机，看到一台机器能从扁平圆盘上的沟槽中发出声音，他们感到非常惊讶。
To celebrate the centenary of jazz, the library organized a special event where patrons could listen to classic jazz recordings on a restored 1920s phonograph.
为了庆祝爵士乐诞生一百周年，图书馆举办了一场特别活动，让读者可以聆听修复后的20世纪20年代留声机播放的经典爵士乐录音。