🇬🇧 Catwalk meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

A catwalk is a long, skinny stage that sticks out into the audience at a fashion show. Models walk up and down the catwalk to show off clothes, shoes, and accessories while people watch and sometimes take pictures.

My brother tried to walk the catwalk, tripped, and invented a new style called ‘floor fashion.’

The magician walked the catwalk and kept pulling more outfits out of his sleeves instead of rabbits.

The model slipped on the catwalk, then turned it into a fancy dance move and everyone cheered.

The catwalk was so long that the model needed a snack break in the middle pose.

The word “catwalk” was used for narrow walkways high above stages before fashion shows borrowed it and made it fabulous.

Lina climbed the narrow catwalk, heart loud under bright lights. Cameras waited; the catwalk gleamed like a river. She walked, heels tapping the catwalk, skirt brushing the catwalk rail. The crowd rose as she reached the end of the catwalk and smiled. Applause washed over her; she bowed, proud and relieved.

This word is at the C2 level, which means it represents the highest mastery of English. It’s often used in specialized or highly formal contexts and helps you communicate with precision and subtlety, much like a native speaker.

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