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disc jockey
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disc jockey also disk jockey
n.
An announcer who presents and comments on popular recorded music, especially on the radio; a DJ.

disc jockey
n
(Music / Pop Music) a person who announces and plays recorded music, esp pop music, on a radio programme, etc. Abbreviations DJ dj
ThesaurusLegend:  Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
Noun1.disc jockey - a person who announces and plays popular recorded musicdisc jockey - a person who announces and plays popular recorded music
broadcaster - someone who broadcasts on radio or television
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disc jockey مشغل الأغنيات المسجلة diskžokej dj Discjockey ντισκ τζόκεϊ disc jockey, pinchadiscos tiskijukka DJ disk džokej disck jockey ディスクジョッキー 디스크 자키 diskjockey disc jockey dyskdżokej disc jockey диск-жокей diskjockey ผู้จัดรายการดนตรีแผ่นเสียง disk jokey nhân viên DJ 唱片骑师


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