disk

noun
UK: /dɪsk/
US: /dɪsk/

  1. A flat, round object.

    1. I threw the disk to my dog in the park today.
    2. The hockey puck is a type of disk used in the sport on ice.

  2. A round, flat object coated with magnetic material, used to store computer data. It is a type of storage for computers.

    1. I saved the file to the disk after finishing my work.
    2. The computer's hard disk stores all of the programs and documents that I use.

Synonyms

record save
disk verb

  1. To record something on a computer disk.

    1. Please disk the file before turning off the computer.
    2. I need to disk the presentation before I leave for the conference to present the project.

Frequently Asked Questions

The word "disk" in English means: A flat, round object., A round, flat object coated with magnetic material, used to store computer data. It is a type of storage for computers..

The phonetic transcription of "disk" is /dɪsk/ in British English and /dɪsk/ in American English. Click the 🔊 button to hear both pronunciations.

Synonyms for "disk": record, save.

Example usage of "disk": "I threw the disk to my dog in the park today.". More examples on the page.