disco

Noun

club, discotheque

Verb

first-person singular present indicative of discar

discar

to dial

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Hyphenated as

dis‧co

Pronounced as (IPA)

/ˈdisko/

Etymology

Borrowed from Latin: discus

Cognate with English: disc

In summary

Short for discoteca.

Concepts

disk

disc

record

discus

puck

wheel

🛞

disco

circle

⭕

washer

pane

platter

gramophone disc

disco music

magnetic disc

musical disc

articular disk

disk

coaster

discotheque

drum

🥁

floppy disk

💾

hard disk

magnetic disk

paving stone

phonograph record

phonograph recording

saucer

Synonyms

discoteca

rueda

🛞

arandela

puck

disco de goma

volante

disquete

rebanada

pieza circular

adoquín

antro

disco compacto

disco duro

redondel

⭕

tajada

Translations

disque

disco

disco

Scheibe

disc

δίσκος

schijf

Diskus

Schallplatte

dysk

rondelle

disk

Platte

قُرْص

discus

Sentences

Este disco supone ser el primero que contiene canciones en castellano .

This album is supposed to be the first to contain songs in Spanish.

Existen límites mecánicos respecto a cuan rápido puede girar un disco .

There are mechanical limits to how fast a disc can spin.

Las únicas diferencias fueron la mayoría de los mecanismos de las unidades de disco .

The only differences were most of the mechanisms of the disk drives.

El disco representa un cambio profundo de sonido con respecto a álbumes previos .

The album represents a profound change of sound with respect to previous albums.

El disco se caracterizaba por ser una mezcla de pop rock melódico .

The album was characterized by being a mixture of melodic pop rock.

Ese mismo año , se editó el disco debut de Coal Chamber.

That same year, Coal Chamber's debut album was released.