Jukebox

/ˈdʒuːkbɑːks/

noun

A machine that plays music when you put coins in it. It often found in pubs and restaurants.

She put a coin in the jukebox and selected her favourite song.

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Jukeboxes are a symbol of American 1950s culture, often featured in movies and music from that era.

The diner had a classic jukebox, adding to its retro ambiance.

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Jukeboxes allow users to choose songs, creating an interactive music experience in social settings.

Everyone took a turn at the jukebox, picking songs that got the whole bar singing.

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Traditional jukeboxes play various music genres, from classic rock to country, appealing to diverse tastes.

I was impressed by the jukebox's range, from Elvis Presley to The Beatles.

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