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/disk/
Translation
disc, record
Word origin
From Latin discus ('quoit, disc, dish'), itself borrowed from Ancient Greek diskos ('quoit'). English 'disc', 'discus' and 'dish' all descend from the same Latin word.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- discus
- English cognates
- disc, discus, dish
Grammar
Examples
- grenier.
My grandfather keeps his old records in the attic.
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The hard drive of my computer is almost full.
vendu ' .
That band has sold more than a million records.
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The moon looked like a silver disc.
platine .
She put the record on the turntable and turned the sound up.
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