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playlist

Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples

Pronunciation: US /ˈpleɪlɪst/

Forms: playlists

playlist means: A list of songs or videos chosen to play in a particular order.

noun

MEDIA LISTA2

A list of songs or videos chosen to play in a particular order.

  • I made a playlist for you.
  • She saved three playlists on her phone.
  • This playlist helps me relax after work.

Common phrases: create a playlist, video playlist, playlist for something

RADIO SONGSB2

A list of songs a radio station plans to play.

  • The station changed its playlist.
  • Our song reached the radio playlist last week.
  • Which artists are on the evening playlist?

Common phrases: radio playlist, station playlist

CONCERT SONGSC1

A list of songs a singer or band plans to perform at a concert.

  • The band agreed on a playlist.
  • Their concert playlist included two new songs.
  • The singer changed the playlist before going on stage.

Similar words: setlist

Common phrases: concert playlist, band playlist

verb

ADD TO LISTC1

To add a song to a list of music selected for playing.

  • They playlist new songs every week.
  • Several stations playlisted her latest single.
  • Will the service playlist our new track?

Similar words: add to a playlist

Common phrases: playlist a track, playlist a song

Questions about playlist

What does playlist mean?

A list of songs or videos chosen to play in a particular order.

What is playlist in other languages?

Türkçe: çalma listesi · Español: lista de reproducción · Français: liste de lecture · Deutsch: Wiedergabeliste · Italiano: playlist · 日本語: プレイリスト

How do you pronounce playlist?

It is pronounced /ˈpleɪlɪst/.

How do you use playlist in a sentence?

I made a playlist for you. She saved three playlists on her phone.

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