Muzak in Spanish
Muzak in Spanish is muzak — Muzak means bland, easy-listening background music, especially the kind played in shops, offices, or lifts.
Muzak in Spanish
muzak
(music, trademark) Recorded background music characterized by soft, soothing instrumental sounds which is transmitted by wire, radio, or recorded media (originally on a subscription basis) to doctors' offices, shops, and other business premises. [from 1934]
What does "Muzak" mean?
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noun Bland, easy-listening background music, especially the kind played in shops, offices, or lifts.
"Tinny muzak played over the supermarket speakers all day."
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noun Anything considered dull, undemanding, or droning on in the background.
"His speech was just corporate muzak — pleasant but forgettable."
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Muzak in a sentence
- Tinny muzak played over the supermarket speakers all day.
- The waiting room was filled with dentist-office muzak.
- His speech was just corporate muzak — pleasant but forgettable.
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What is "Muzak" in Spanish?
"Muzak" in Spanish is muzak. Muzak means: Bland, easy-listening background music, especially the kind played in shops, offices, or lifts.
How do you use "Muzak" in a sentence?
Example: "Tinny muzak played over the supermarket speakers all day." In Spanish, "Muzak" is muzak.
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