Catwalk: meaning, definitions and examples

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catwalk

[ ˈkatwɔːk ]

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fashion show

A narrow, high platform on which models walk to display clothes in a fashion show.

Synonyms

platform, runway, stage

Examples of usage

The models strutted down the catwalk, showcasing the latest designer collections.
She tripped and fell on the catwalk during the fashion show.

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walk confidently

To walk in a confident and stylish manner, especially to attract attention.

Synonyms

sashay, strut, swagger

Examples of usage

She catwalked across the room, turning heads with her graceful stride.
He catwalks as if he owns the place.

Translations

Translations of the word "catwalk" in other languages:

🇵🇹 passarela

🇮🇳 रैंप

🇩🇪 Laufsteg

🇮🇩 jalur peragaan busana

🇺🇦 подіум

🇵🇱 wybieg

🇯🇵 キャットウォーク

🇫🇷 podium

🇪🇸 pasarela

🇹🇷 podyum

🇰🇷 패션쇼 무대

🇸🇦 منصة عرض الأزياء

🇨🇿 molo

🇸🇰 mólo

🇨🇳 T台

🇸🇮 modna pista

🇮🇸 sýningarpallur

🇰🇿 подиум

🇬🇪 პოდიუმი

🇦🇿 podyum

🇲🇽 pasarela

Word origin

The term 'catwalk' originated in the 19th century in the world of fashion. It was initially used to describe a narrow walkway used by models during fashion shows. Over time, the term has expanded to also refer to elevated platforms or walkways used in various contexts, such as construction sites or industrial settings.

See also: cat, catamount, catapult, cater, catlike, cattail, cattiness.