catwalk
31catwalk — (Roget s 3 Superthesaurus) n. walkway, platform, bridge. white man, white woman …
32Catwalk — Cat|walk 〈 [kæ̣twɔ:k] m.; Gen.: s, Pl.: s〉 Laufsteg, auf dem weibl. u. männl. Models neue Kleiderkollektionen vorführen [Etym.: engl., »Steg, Laufsteg« <cat »Katze« + walk »Gang«, weil Katzen elegant u. sicher auf schmalen Stegen laufen… …
33catwalk — cat|walk [ kæt,wɔk ] noun count 1. ) the raised area at a FASHION SHOW that the MODELS walk along a ) used for referring to FASHION SHOWS and the fashion industry: Denim once again made an appearance on the catwalks in the spring and summer… …
34catwalk — n. walkway for models (used in fashion shows); narrow walkway, narrow platform …
35catwalk — noun 1》 a platform extending into an auditorium, along which models walk to display clothes. 2》 a narrow walkway or open bridge, especially in an industrial installation …
36catwalk — noun (C) 1 a long raised path that models walk on in a fashion show 2 a temporary structure for walking on, built around the outside of buildings or between them when they are being built or repaired …
37catwalk — [ˈkætˌwɔːk] noun [C] 1) the raised area at a FASHION SHOW that the MODELS walk along 2) a structure for people to walk on, built high on a building or above a stage …
38catwalk — cat•walk [[t]ˈkætˌwɔk[/t]] n. civ a narrow walkway, esp. one high above the surrounding area, used to provide access or allow movement • Etymology: 1880 …
39Catwalk — Cat|walk [ kɛtvɔ:k ], der; s, s (englische Bezeichnung für Laufsteg) …
40catwalk — n. 1 a narrow footway along a bridge, above a theatre stage, etc. 2 a narrow platform or gangway used in fashion shows etc …
