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UK
/ʃˈuːbɒks/
]
[ US /ˈʃoʊbɑks/ ]
[ US /ˈʃoʊbɑks/ ]
NOUN
- a structure resembling a shoebox (as a rectangular building or a cramped room or compartment)
- an oblong rectangular (usually cardboard) box designed to hold a pair of shoes
How To Use shoebox In A Sentence
- The shoebox-sized homes of battery hens have been shown on television a hundred times. Times, Sunday Times
- The shoebox-sized homes of battery hens have been shown on television a hundred times. Times, Sunday Times
- Men would turn up with hold-alls and shoeboxes piled with notes and turn them into Dutch guilders, Deutschmarks or, latterly, euros.
- Then, I decided to put some mixed birdseed into the shoebox, just in case the bird woke up while it was waiting to be treated down at the vet.
- Geraldine's sixth class pupils were certainly as busy as Santa's little helpers as they toiled packing shoeboxes full of toys and other items.
- What does the phrase "a shoebox in a Giant's closet" mean to you? WSJ.com: What's News US
- Unpuffed-up, it's the size of a shoebox. Times, Sunday Times
- Any old shoebox that can sit somewhere near the computer will do nicely. Times, Sunday Times
- If these were paper letters in a shoebox, would you be arguing that they should be burned?
- The acoustician first analyzed the hall as a shoebox and then applied the results to the vineyard.
