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Chinese translation of 'disc jockey'
disc jockey
n (c)
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简称为DJ，意为广播电台或迪斯科舞厅流行音乐唱片播放及介绍人
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DJ
n abbr
- (= disc jockey)
简称为DJ，意为广播电台或迪斯科舞厅流行音乐唱片播放及介绍人
- (Brit) (= dinner jacket)
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男用晚礼(禮)服
(nányòng wǎnlǐfú)
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美 = tuxedo
disc jockey
Word forms: plural disc jockeysregional note: in AM, also use disk jockey
countable noun
A disc jockey is someone who plays and introduces music on the radio or at a party or nightclub.
disc jockey in British English
noun
a person who announces and plays recorded music, esp pop music, on a radio programme, etc
Abbreviation: DJ, djdisc jockey in American English
US
a person who conducts a radio program of recorded music, esp. popular music, or one who plays recorded music for dancing at a disco, party, etc.
Examples of 'disc jockey' in a sentencedisc jockey
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British English: disc jockey /dɪsk ˈdʒɒkɪ/ NOUN
A disc jockey is someone who plays and introduces pop records on the radio or at a club.
- American English: disc jockey
- Arabic: دي جي - مُقَدِّمُ الأَغَانِي الـمُسَجَّلَة
- Brazilian Portuguese: disc jockey
- Chinese: 唱片骑师
- Croatian: disk džokej
- Czech: diskžokej
- Danish: dj
- Dutch: diskjockey
- European Spanish: disc jockey
- Finnish: tiskijukka
- French: DJ
- German: Discjockey
- Greek: ντισκ τζόκεϊ
- Italian: disck jockey
- Japanese: ディスクジョッキー
- Korean: 디스크 자키
- Norwegian: disc jockey
- Polish: dyskdżokej
- European Portuguese: disc jockey
- Romanian: disc jockey
- Russian: диск-жокей
- Latin American Spanish: disc jockey
- Swedish: diskjockey
- Thai: ผู้จัดรายการดนตรีแผ่นเสียง
- Turkish: disk jokey
- Ukrainian: диск-жокей
- Vietnamese: nhân viên DJ