disc-jockey
/'disk,dʤɔki/ Cách viết khác : (disc-jockey) /'sisk,dʤɔki/
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Definition
- Verb:
- To work as a disc jockey; to select and play recorded music, typically on the radio or at a club, often with commentary.
Usage
- The verb "disc-jockey" describes the action of performing the job of a DJ. It is often used in the continuous form ("disc-jockeying") or as a gerund.
- Example: He enjoys disc-jockeying at local events on Saturdays.
Examples
- Verb:
- She learned to disc-jockey during her college radio days.
- They hired him to disc-jockey their wedding reception.
Advanced Usage
- "to disc-jockey a set/party/show": To perform the role of DJ for a specific event or time period.
- She was asked to disc-jockey the prime-time slot on the radio station.
Variants and Related Words
- Disc jockey (noun): The person who selects and plays recorded music. Often abbreviated as DJ.
- The disc jockey played all the latest hits.
- DJ (verb/noun): A common abbreviation used both as a noun and a verb.
- He will DJ at the club tonight.
Synonyms
- Spin records (idiomatic, slightly dated): To play music as a DJ.
- MC (Master of Ceremonies): While often involving speaking, an MC at a music event may also perform functions similar to a DJ.
Phrasal Verbs
Related Idioms
Verb
- comment on music to be played
- He has a job disk-jockeying on the weekend