iPod
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2.5
- noun
- /ˈaɪˌpɒd/
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iPod
- For many people, MP3 players like the iPod have changed the way they listen to music.
- music on an iPod
- listening to an iPod
- iPod music player
OK, so some of the questions, what can the new iPod Touch improve on?
- OK, so some of the questions, what can the new iPod Touch improve on?
- and it is so much better than your iPod Touch.
- And he said, yeah, Jobs saw this thing as an an iPod that made calls.
- Aliens have made contact and stole your iPod loose a turn.
Examples
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I downloaded the new Green Day tunes on my iPod last night.
Academic text (2006) -
I need to borrow your iPod.
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OK, so some of the questions, what can the new iPod Touch improve on?
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and it is so much better than your iPod Touch.
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Kids say they often use technologies such as the iPod to remove themselves from stressful circumstances.
Academic text (2007) -
Most of the high school students were iPod owners and users and listened via earbuds.
Academic text (2012) -
Junior was playing music on Vik's iPod this morning, then the nurse came in and accidentally knocked it off the table.
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Ms. Stiles had a few technology options but decided to use an iPod touch for the prompting system.
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I forgot my iPod.
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For many people, MP3 players like the iPod have changed the way they listen to music.
Synonyms
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A small portable player that plays music and shows videos
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Etymology
The word iPod comes from the short i-, suggesting 'internet' or 'individual', plus pod, which brings to mind a small 'container' or 'seed pod'. So an iPod is like a tiny personal box that holds your music and lets you take it with you.