catwalk
(kætwɔːk )
Word forms: catwalks
1. countable noun [usually singular]
At a fashion show, the catwalk is a narrow platform that models walk along to display clothes.
2. countable noun
A catwalk is a narrow bridge high in the air, for example between two parts of a tall building, on the outside of a large structure, or over a stage.
Image of catwalk
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Collocations:
catwalk show walk the catwalk
What other high-street store has a catwalk show that is just as cool as anything else?
Times, Sunday Times (2010)
She had just walked in her first catwalk show and was putting together a modelling portfolio.
The Sun (2014)
Last season was my first catwalk show.
Times, Sunday Times (2010)
Hold your own catwalk show.
Times, Sunday Times (2010)
The afternoon's activity was a visit to a fashion house where they learned how to be models and walk the catwalk.
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She taught deportment classes and ran a course in walking the catwalk.
Times, Sunday Times
And instead of walking the catwalk, models planted medicinal herbs and edible plants into repurposed tree beds.
Times,Sunday Times
Translations:
Chinese: 时装表演台
Japanese: キャットウォーク
- character progression
- character recognition
- characters populate
- charade
- charbroiled
- charcoal
- charcoal barbecue
- charcoal drawing
- charcoal filter
- charcoal fire
- charcoal grill
- charcoal pencil
- charcoal sketch
- charcoal stove
- chard
- charge
- chargeable
- charge accordingly
- charge a commission
- charge a fare
- charge a fee
- charge a premium
- charge a price
- charge a suspect
- charge card