英语词汇“disk”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

disk n. [countable]

any thin, flat, circular plate or object.
any surface that is flat and round, or seemingly so:the disk of the sun.
Sound Reproductiondisc (def. 1).
Computingany of several types of materials for storing electronic or computer data, consisting of thin round plates of plastic or metal.
Botany, Zoologyany of various roundish, flat anatomical structures, esp. between the bones of the backbone.

disk n.

any thin, flat, circular plate or object.
any surface that is flat and round, or seemingly so:the disk of the sun.
Sound Reproductiondisc (def. 1).
Computingany of several types of media consisting of thin, round plates of plastic or metal, used for external storage:magnetic disk;floppy disk;optical disk.
Botany, Zoologyany of various roundish, flat structures or parts.
See intervertebral disk.
Botany(in the daisy and other composite plants) the central portion of the flower head, composed of tubular florets.
any of the circular steel blades that form the working part of a disk harrow.
Mathematicsthe domain bounded by a circle.
[Archaic.]discus.

v.t.

Informal Termsdisc (def. 3).
to cultivate (soil) with a disk harrow.

Also, disc (for defs. 1, 2, 4–9, 12).

Latin discus discus; compare dish
1655–65

disk′like′, adj.

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disk /dɪsk/ n

a variant spelling (esp US and Canadian) of disc
Also called: magnetic disk, hard disk a direct-access storage device consisting of a stack of plates coated with a magnetic layer, the whole assembly rotating rapidly as a single unit. Each surface has a read-write head that can move radially to read or write data on concentric tracks

disc n. [countable]

Sound Reproductiona phonograph record.
Computingdisk.

disc n.

Sound Reproductiona phonograph record.
Computingdisk (defs. 1, 2, 4–9).

v.t.

Sound Reproduction, Informal Terms[Informal.]to make (a recording) on a phonograph disc.
disk (defs. 11, 12).

Also, disk (for defs. 1, 3).

see disk

disc.,

discount.
discovered.

disc, (now) esp US disk /dɪsk/ n

a flat circular plate
something resembling or appearing to resemble this
another word for (gramophone) record
any approximately circular flat structure in the body, esp an intervertebral disc
the flat receptacle of composite flowers, such as the daisy
(as modifier): a disc floret
Also called: parking disc a marker or device for display in a parked vehicle showing the time of arrival or the latest permitted time of departure or both
(as modifier): a disc zone, disc parking
a variant spelling of disk

Etymology: 18th Century: from Latin discus, from Greek diskos quoit

单词	disk
释义	WordReference Random House Learner's Dictionary of American English © 2024 disk /dɪsk/USA pronunciation n. [countable] any thin, flat, circular plate or object. any surface that is flat and round, or seemingly so:the disk of the sun. Sound Reproductiondisc (def. 1). Computingany of several types of materials for storing electronic or computer data, consisting of thin round plates of plastic or metal. Botany, Zoologyany of various roundish, flat anatomical structures, esp. between the bones of the backbone. WordReference Random House Unabridged Dictionary of American English © 2024 disk (disk),USA pronunciation n. any thin, flat, circular plate or object. any surface that is flat and round, or seemingly so:the disk of the sun. Sound Reproductiondisc (def. 1). Computingany of several types of media consisting of thin, round plates of plastic or metal, used for external storage:magnetic disk;floppy disk;optical disk. Botany, Zoologyany of various roundish, flat structures or parts. See intervertebral disk. Botany(in the daisy and other composite plants) the central portion of the flower head, composed of tubular florets. any of the circular steel blades that form the working part of a disk harrow. Mathematicsthe domain bounded by a circle. [Archaic.]discus. v.t. Informal Termsdisc (def. 3). to cultivate (soil) with a disk harrow. `Also, disc` (for defs. 1, 2, 4–9, 12). Latin discus discus; compare dish 1655–65 disk′like′, adj. Collins Concise English Dictionary © HarperCollins Publishers:: disk /dɪsk/ n a variant spelling (esp US and Canadian) of disc Also called: magnetic disk, hard disk a direct-access storage device consisting of a stack of plates coated with a magnetic layer, the whole assembly rotating rapidly as a single unit. Each surface has a read-write head that can move radially to read or write data on concentric tracks WordReference Random House Learner's Dictionary of American English © 2024 disc /dɪsk/USA pronunciation n. [countable] Sound Reproductiona phonograph record. Computingdisk. WordReference Random House Unabridged Dictionary of American English © 2024 disc (disk),USA pronunciation n. Sound Reproductiona phonograph record. Computingdisk (defs. 1, 2, 4–9). v.t. Sound Reproduction, Informal Terms[Informal.]to make (a recording) on a phonograph disc. disk (defs. 11, 12). `Also, disk` (for defs. 1, 3). see disk disc., discount. discovered. Collins Concise English Dictionary © HarperCollins Publishers:: disc, (now) esp US disk /dɪsk/ n a flat circular plate something resembling or appearing to resemble this another word for (gramophone) record any approximately circular flat structure in the body, esp an intervertebral disc the flat receptacle of composite flowers, such as the daisy (as modifier): a disc floret Also called: parking disc a marker or device for display in a parked vehicle showing the time of arrival or the latest permitted time of departure or both (as modifier): a disc zone, disc parking a variant spelling of disk Etymology: 18th Century: from Latin discus, from Greek diskos quoit
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