disk

• Substantivo que designa um objeto plano e circular ou um dispositivo de armazenamento de dados, como um disco rígido ou um disquete.

A noun referring to a flat, circular object or a data storage device, such as a hard disk or floppy disk.

1. Round flat objectA2formal

   A thin, flat, circular object or shape.

   Disco

   • The moon looked like a silver disk in the sky.
   • He cut the clay into a perfect disk.
   • The machine uses a rotating metal disk.

   Sinônimoscirclecoindiscplateroundsaucer

2. Data storage deviceA2formalIT

   A device or medium used for storing digital data, such as a hard disk or floppy disk.

   Disco

   • I saved the file to my hard disk.
   • The computer's disk is almost full.
   • Insert the disk into the drive to install the software.

   Sinônimosdisc

3. Optical discA2formalIT

   A flat, circular optical storage medium, such as a CD, DVD, or Blu-ray disc.

   Disco óptico

   • The movie is available on disk.
   • He burned the data onto a disk.
   • The disk was scratched and wouldn't play.

   Sinônimosdisc

• Substantivo que designa um objeto plano e redondo, frequentemente usado para armazenar dados ou como componente de mecanismos.

A noun referring to a flat, circular object, often used for data storage or as a component in machinery.

1. To plow or cultivate landC1formal

   To break up and turn over soil using a disk harrow or similar implement.

   Gradear

   • The farmer disked the field before planting the corn.
   • They disk the soil every spring to prepare for crops.
   • The tractor disked the land thoroughly to remove weeds.

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