Definition of kinetoscope in English:

kinetoscope

nounkʌɪˈniːtəʊskəʊpkɪˈniːtəʊskəʊp-ˈnē-

An early motion-picture device in which the images were viewed through a peephole.
Example sentencesExamples
- There, Robert William Paul produced a cheaper version of Edison's kinetoscope and gave a public performance in March 1896.
- The record comes into focus with ‘Nobody's Playing ’, an introduction that clearly defines a piano-scored slip into Americana, falling through memories real or imagined, recorded on stuttering kinetoscope and dug up a century later.
- Like a film version of the book ‘Low Life,’ these kinetoscopes offer a fascinating glimpse into lowbrow urban pop culture at the turn of the century: sex, death, crime and bloodsports.

Definition of kinetoscope in US English:

kinetoscope

noun-ˈnē-

An early motion-picture device in which the images were viewed through a peephole.
Example sentencesExamples
- Like a film version of the book ‘Low Life,’ these kinetoscopes offer a fascinating glimpse into lowbrow urban pop culture at the turn of the century: sex, death, crime and bloodsports.
- There, Robert William Paul produced a cheaper version of Edison's kinetoscope and gave a public performance in March 1896.
- The record comes into focus with ‘Nobody's Playing ’, an introduction that clearly defines a piano-scored slip into Americana, falling through memories real or imagined, recorded on stuttering kinetoscope and dug up a century later.

单词	kinetoscope
释义	Definition of kinetoscope in English: kinetoscope nounkʌɪˈniːtəʊskəʊpkɪˈniːtəʊskəʊp-ˈnē- An early motion-picture device in which the images were viewed through a peephole. Example sentencesExamples There, Robert William Paul produced a cheaper version of Edison's kinetoscope and gave a public performance in March 1896. The record comes into focus with ‘Nobody's Playing ’, an introduction that clearly defines a piano-scored slip into Americana, falling through memories real or imagined, recorded on stuttering kinetoscope and dug up a century later. Like a film version of the book ‘Low Life,’ these kinetoscopes offer a fascinating glimpse into lowbrow urban pop culture at the turn of the century: sex, death, crime and bloodsports. Definition of kinetoscope in US English: kinetoscope noun-ˈnē- An early motion-picture device in which the images were viewed through a peephole. Example sentencesExamples Like a film version of the book ‘Low Life,’ these kinetoscopes offer a fascinating glimpse into lowbrow urban pop culture at the turn of the century: sex, death, crime and bloodsports. There, Robert William Paul produced a cheaper version of Edison's kinetoscope and gave a public performance in March 1896. The record comes into focus with ‘Nobody's Playing ’, an introduction that clearly defines a piano-scored slip into Americana, falling through memories real or imagined, recorded on stuttering kinetoscope and dug up a century later.
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