disk

UK
/dɪsk/
US
/dɪsk/
disknoun
disks
pl
UK
/dɪsk/
US
/dɪsk/
Translations
I need to burn this data onto a disk.
Мне нужно записать эти данные на диск.
диск(в анатомии)
He has a herniated disk in his spine.
У него грыжа диска в позвоночнике.
I found an old floppy disk in the drawer.
Я нашел старую дискету в ящике.
Definitions
A flat, thin, round object or surface.
The frisbee is a type of disk that is thrown for recreation.
A device used for storing digital data, typically in a computer.
He saved the document on a disk to ensure it wouldn't be lost.
A circular, flat structure in the body, such as an intervertebral disk in the spine.
She suffered from a herniated disk, which caused severe back pain.
A celestial body or structure that is circular in shape, such as a galaxy or the solar disk.
Astronomers observed the disk of the galaxy through the telescope.
The central part of a composite flower head that bears the disk florets.
The bright yellow disk of the sunflower was crowded with tiny florets.
Synonyms
disk drive
circular object
disk-shaped object
diskverb
disked
Past Simple
disked
Past Participle
disking
Gerund
UK
/dɪsk/
US
/dɪsk/
Definitions
To cultivate (land) with a disk harrow or disk plow.
The farmer disked the field before planting.
To store or record (data) on a computer disk.
The technician disked the software onto the machine.
Synonyms
write to disk
burn (to a disk)
save to disk
diskadjective
Used attributively, especially in computing contexts (e.g., "disk space").
Definitions
Relating to or involving computer disks or disk storage.
The installation requires at least 10 gigabytes of disk space.