karaoke
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| na +1 | empty orchestra |
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39 mins peer agreement (net): +1
empty orchestra Explanation: Kara is empty; oke is from ookestora (orchestra). Orchestra playing empty without someone singing. |
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Karaoke Explanation: The same word is used in English and in many other languages. Please, see website below. Reference: http://www.karaoke.com/ |
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karaoke Explanation: "Karaoke" is the common way to refer to it in English. It is often mispronounced in English as "Kar-i-O-ki", though. |
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