disks
Prononciation : [dɪsks]
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Contexte : « technology »
(noun) a flat, circular object used for storing data or information in computers or for playing music in compact discs. You can think of disks like big, round CDs that hold your favorite songs or important files.
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I saved my project on a flash disk so I can use it later.
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We can't play that old music because we lost the disks.
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Do you have any disks with movies on them?
Contexte : « sports »
(noun) a round object used in various games, like a frisbee or a hockey puck. Disks in sports are often thrown, hit, or slid around like in a game of ultimate frisbee.
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We played catch with a flying disk at the park.
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The disk fell into the water and we couldn't retrieve it.
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Did you bring the disk for our game today?
Contexte : « anatomy »
(noun) the small, round, flat parts in your body that cushion the bones in your spine. They help you move and bend without pain, like little pillows between your bones.
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Her doctor said her back is healthy because her disks are in good shape.
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He has back pain because one of his disks is damaged.
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How many disks are in a human spine?
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