audiobook in Irish
audiobook in Irish is closleabhar — audiobook means a recording of someone reading a whole book, or a shortened version of it, usually sold to listeners.
audiobook in Irish
closleabhar
A recording, usually made available for sale, of a reading of the full text or of an abridgement of a book.
What does "audiobook" mean?
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noun A recording of someone reading a whole book, or a shortened version of it, usually sold to listeners.
"I listen to an audiobook on my walk to work."
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audiobook in a sentence
- I listen to an audiobook on my walk to work.
- The novel is also available as an audiobook.
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What is "audiobook" in Irish?
"audiobook" in Irish is closleabhar. audiobook means: A recording of someone reading a whole book, or a shortened version of it, usually sold to listeners.
How do you use "audiobook" in a sentence?
Example: "I listen to an audiobook on my walk to work." In Irish, "audiobook" is closleabhar.
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