jukebox
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++juke·box /ˈdʒuːkbɒks $ -bɑːks/ noun [countable] 
DLa machine in bars, restaurants etc that plays music when you put money in it 酒吧、餐馆等的投币式〕自动点唱机
DLa machine in bars, restaurants etc that plays music when you put money in it 酒吧、餐馆等的投币式〕自动点唱机Examples from the Corpus
jukebox• Before long every ghetto became a set and every soundstage a jukebox.• Drives for these disks cost from £1,000 to about £3,000, with huge jukeboxes costing as much as £250,000.• Memphis, I thought you was gon na get you a new jukebox.• The man used to come twice a week to collect the jukebox.• Pop music pounded from the jukebox.• They were dancing, a few of them, to the music on the jukebox.• You could have played the jukebox or something.• Within the Swan the jukebox was belting out a deafening selection of hits from the early sixties.juke·box nounChineseSyllable
Corpus etc music machine bars, in plays that a restaurants
jukebox
juke‧box /ˈdʒuːkbɒks $ -bɑːks/
noun [countable]
a machine in bars, restaurants etc that plays music when you put money in it
juke‧box /ˈdʒuːkbɒks $ -bɑːks/
noun [countable]a machine in bars, restaurants etc that plays music when you put money in it