Sony
- noun
- /ˈsoʊni/
- So these are Sony's new wireless noise cancelling earbuds.
I use my noise cancelling Sony XM threes.
- I use my noise cancelling Sony XM threes.
- Dang it, we got a lens cap for my Sony because I'm always losing those.
- But now seeing them side by side, I like the Sony.
- So these are Sony's new wireless noise cancelling earbuds.
- Let's go back to Cody South and set up two iPhones, one Canon and a Sony.
Examples
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The camera I got is a Sony Vixia camera.
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Years ago, someone gave me a Sony PSP.
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And I got a Sony Ericsson mobile phone for Christmas and I couldn't wait to open it.
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I use my noise cancelling Sony XM threes.
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I just bought a Sony PlayStation to enjoy the latest games.
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Her favorite brand for headphones is Sony because of their quality sound.
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The new Sony TV has an amazing picture quality and smart features.
Synonyms
An electronic product made by Toshiba, such as a laptop or television
Made by the Kodak company to show the brand
Surface Forms
Etymology
Sony used to mean a product from the company Sony, and that company name comes from sonus ('sound') and sonny ('young'). Because the brand stood for new sound and technology, people often say 'a Sony' to mean an electronic or entertainment item made by that company.