DVD Definition

dēvē-dē
dvds
noun
A digital disk on which images, sounds, or data may be recorded for reproduction by a player connected as to a TV, stereo, or computer; specif., such a disk on which a film is commercially recorded.
Webster's New World
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Other Word Forms of DVD

Noun

Singular:
DVD
Plural:
dvds

Origin of DVD

  • d(igital) v(ideo)d(isc) d(igital) v(ersatile) d(isc)

    From American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition

DVD Sentence Examples

  • Now with the advent of DVD, the story becomes more profound.

  • Each DVD has its own key, rather akin to each door having a separate key to unlock it.

  • Facilities include a TV, DVD player, CD radio, video, record player and ample cutlery, crockery and cooking utensils.

  • Features include 8mm tempered glass shelf, a pull-out drawer to store your favorite DVD / CD collection & rubber feet.

  • A full band discography and a set of photos of the Clash also feature on the DVD.

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