Definition
Definition of Xbox - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
video gamesTM home video game console made by Microsoft for living-room playTM
- He spent the weekend playing on his Xbox.
2.
entertainmentTM brand name for gaming products by MicrosoftTM
- Xbox has released a new controller.
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home video game console made by Microsoft for living-room play
Expressions with Xbox
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spouse who feels neglected due to partner's gaming
Being an Xbox widow was tough for her.
Origin of Xbox
English, X (letter) + box (container)
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abr: Xbox One
video game console made by Microsoft
fan talk
informal label for the Xbox One, sometimes meant as an insult
video games
points earned by completing Xbox game achievements
gaming
hardware failure in Xbox 360 indicated by red lights
acr: red ring of death
indicates a major hardware failure in Xbox
abr: Xbox One
video game console made by Microsoft
abr: Xbox Live Arcade
online service for downloading and playing Xbox games
abr: Xbox Live Indie Games
video games made by independent creators for Xbox
acr: Xbox Development Kit
set of tools for making Xbox games
Examples of Xbox in a sentence
She bought an Xbox for her brother's birthday. He spent the weekend playing on his Xbox.
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