album
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1.4
- noun
- /ˈæl.bəm/
:
álbum
- I won't name them, but their first album went gold.
- release an album
- listen to an album
- songs on an album
If I could only listen to one album, what would it be?
- If I could only listen to one album, what would it be?
- So make sure y'all get the album if you haven't.
- This year she'll release her third solo album, My Sole Remainer.
- I want like a brand new Tupac album and he's going to tour it.
- What was different about Bruce Springsteen's third album than the first two albums?
- And his whole new thing for the new album is old Hollywood.
- The first in the first half of that album is great.
Examples
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When you finish it, then you support me while I make some tracks and put an album together.
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This is my favorite album.
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How are you feeling about this album being out there now?
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The album, well let me say this, the album is finished.
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If I could only listen to one album, what would it be?
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First time ever I have a new album on its way.
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The name of the album is for all time.
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Let's talk first about your forthcoming album or the new album Wild God.
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Did you hear my new album Mega Witch?
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I can't wait for the release of her new album, which includes some amazing collaborations.
Synonyms
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3.5
A collection of songs, stories, and data gathered into one book or album
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5.1
An unofficial album artists release to promote new songs
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3.0
A set of songs released together with one cover
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4.1
An album where different artists perform songs to honor a musician or support a cause
Compounds
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4.1
An album where different artists perform songs to honor a musician or support a cause
- Specialized
A common wild plant with soft green leaves you can cook and eat like spinach, also called lamb's quarters
- Specialized
A pale pink wild orchid with a pouch-like lip from northeastern America
- Specialized
A European plant in the mint family with white flowers like nettles but without stinging hairs
How Thematic
Surface Forms
Etymology
Album later came to mean a collection of music because early records were sold in book-like sets, much like a photo album holds pictures. So an album now means a group of songs released together.