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catwalk

[ˈkatwɔːk]

catwalk Definition

  • 1a narrow platform extending into an auditorium, used by models to walk along while displaying clothing
  • 2a narrow walkway or open bridge, especially in an industrial installation

Using catwalk: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "catwalk" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    The models walked down the catwalk wearing the latest fashion designs.

  • Example

    The workers crossed the catwalk to access the machinery.

  • Example

    The catwalk was suspended high above the factory floor.

catwalk Synonyms and Antonyms

Phrases with catwalk

  • referring to the fashion industry or modeling profession

    Example

    She dreamed of becoming a model and walking on the catwalk.

  • a fashion show featuring models walking on a catwalk

    Example

    The designer's catwalk show was the highlight of the fashion week.

  • a narrow walkway or open bridge used in an industrial installation

    Example

    The maintenance crew accessed the machinery through the industrial catwalk.

Origins of catwalk

from 'cat' meaning 'to vomit' and 'walk', referring to the unsteady gait of a drunk person

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Summary: catwalk in Brief

A 'catwalk' [ˈkatwɔːk] is a narrow platform used by models to display clothing, or a narrow walkway or open bridge in an industrial installation. It is often used in the fashion industry, as in 'The models walked down the catwalk wearing the latest fashion designs.' 'Catwalk' also refers to the phrase 'on the catwalk,' which is used to describe the fashion industry or modeling profession.