IPA: /ˈɔːdiˌoʊbʊk/
KK: /ˈɔːdiˌoʊbʊk/
A recording of a book or magazine that is read aloud, allowing people to listen to the content instead of reading it themselves.
I enjoy listening to an audiobook while I drive to work.
Audiobook → It is formed from "audio" (from Latin "audire", meaning to hear) and "book" (from Old English "bōc", meaning a written work). The word "audiobook" refers to a book that is heard rather than read, combining the concepts of hearing and written works.
Think of 'hearing' ('audio') a 'written work' ('book') — that's what an audiobook is.
No commonly confused words.