DVD
- noun
- /ˌdiːˌviːˈdiː/
- Specialized
- The scheme now has a waiting list, and last year a DVD and an advice booklet were produced.
- a DVD player
- available on DVD
- DVD format
But no, his his, his DVD of his fights, his highlights.
- But no, his his, his DVD of his fights, his highlights.
- There should be a DVD that says Hogan on it.
- So the FBI had hundreds of DVDs of Epstein.
- And when we launched Netflix, it sold DVDs and it rented DVDs.
- And at some point he released some DVDs that teach his magic.
- So I took out lots of DVD's from that particular library.
- Could be books, could be DVDs, could be courses, could be anything.
Examples
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How much does it typically then make in DVD rentals and sales?
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We must get hold of that DVD.
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You got a DVD player in here?
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It's written on the DVD cover.
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The video system on the bus was playing a DVD over and over.
Academic text (2007) -
Did you get the DVD?
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If there is a DVD included, instructions for viewing the DVD should also be included.
Academic text (2008) -
Snow White was followed by Matter of Time, a DVD projection produced for the Berkeley Art Museum.
Academic text (2004) -
Owns a yoga DVD.
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I bought a classic movie on DVD to watch with my friends this weekend.
Synonyms
A disk that stores a movie you can play on TV
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Surface Forms
Morphology
DVD = D + V + D
DVD is an initialism whose letters stand for words (e.g., Digital Video Disc) but the letters themselves do not transparently convey the meaning to learners, and the term is lexicalized as a single unit.
Etymology
DVD stands for Digital, Video, and Disc, and some people also call it Digital Versatile Disc. Think of a CD: a DVD is a similar shiny disc that holds much more 'data', so it's used to play movies and store files.