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Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /dɪsk/
Forms: disks
disk means: A thin, flat, round object.
noun
A thin, flat, round object.
- Cut the dough into a flat disk.
- The machine uses small metal disks.
- A plastic disk covered the opening.
A round object such as a CD or DVD that stores music, films, or computer information.
- The movie comes on two disks.
- She burned the photos onto a disk.
- This scratched disk will not play.
A round, flat-looking shape, especially the visible face of the sun, moon, or a planet.
- The moon appeared as a bright disk.
- A cloud covered the disk of the sun.
- Through the telescope, the planet looked like a tiny disk.
A small, removable computer storage object containing a flexible magnetic sheet.
- Insert the disk into the floppy drive.
- I saved my essay on a disk.
- These old disks hold very little data.
A round vinyl object that stores music and is played on a record player.
- He placed a disk on the turntable.
- The disk contains six songs on each side.
- She collected old jazz disks.
Questions about disk
What does disk mean?
A thin, flat, round object.
What is disk in other languages?
Türkçe: disk · Español: disco · Français: disque · Deutsch: Scheibe · Italiano: disco · 日本語: 円盤
How do you pronounce disk?
It is pronounced /dɪsk/.
How do you use disk in a sentence?
Cut the dough into a flat disk. The machine uses small metal disks.
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