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stereo
Meaning "two." The term often refers to left and right speakers in a sound system (see stereophonic and stereo system). It may also refer to left and right images in a 3D still picture or movie frame (see stereoscopic and 3D visualization).
stereo
1. short for stereophonic, stereoscopic
2. stereophonic sound
3. a stereophonic record player, tape recorder, etc.
4. Photog
a. stereoscopic photography
b. a stereoscopic photograph

stereo [′ste·rē·ō]
(engineering acoustics)


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