Translations for „Walkman“ in the English » Slovenian Dictionary

Walk·man® <-men [or -s]> [ˈwɔ:kmən, -mən] N

Walkman

vokman m

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English

Police believe she walked to her car carrying her backpack, which contained her work clothes, tennis racquet, Walkman and about $60.

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In the early 1980s the Walkman made it more or less compulsory.

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He walked around with a walkman all day to memorize the songs.

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When he does his daily power walk of 90 minutes, he listens to a Walkman, the kind that uses a cassette tape.

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Who needs practicality when you can have a gold-plated Walkman?

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What the 3310 did for the mobile phone industry, the Walkman did to the music industry.

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For those who thought junior and high school were exercises in purgatory, a Walkman finally offered a little refuge.

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The Walkman app is the only decent one.

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If you still have a cassette deck or walkman, the cheapest and easiest solution is to use that.

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I found myself wondering the other day whether the Walkman effect was just an evanescent thrill in human experience, doomed to fade to ordinariness.

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