disc

disc [disk-jo-ki]
sustantivo
1DISK.

disc
disk (US)
[dɪsk]
noun
also (Anat) disco; (m) (identity disc) chapa; (f) (Comput)
modifier
disc brakes (n) (Aut) frenos de disco; (m)
disc jockey (n) discjockey; (m) pinchadiscos; (informal) (m)

Verb Conjugation for "disc"

Imperative
  • disc
  • you disc
  • he/she discs
  • we disc
  • you disc
  • they disc
Preterite
  • I disced
  • you disced
  • he/she disced
  • we disced
  • you disced
  • they disced
Present Continuous
  • I am discing
  • you are discing
  • he/she is discing
  • we are discing
  • you are discing
  • they are discing
Present Perfect
  • I have disced
  • you have disced
  • he/she has disced
  • we have disced
  • you have disced
  • they have disced
Past Continuous
  • I was discing
  • you were discing
  • he/she was discing
  • we were discing
  • you were discing
  • they were discing
Past Perfect
  • I had disced
  • you had disced
  • he/she had disced
  • we had disced
  • you had disced
  • they had disced
Future
  • I will disc
  • you will disc
  • he/she will disc
  • we will disc
  • you will disc
  • they will disc
Future Perfect
  • I will have disced
  • you will have disced
  • he/she will have disced
  • we will have disced
  • you will have disced
  • they will have disced
Future Continuous
  • I will be discing
  • you will be discing
  • he/she will be discing
  • we will be discing
  • you will be discing
  • they will be discing
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been discing
  • you have been discing
  • he/she has been discing
  • we have been discing
  • you have been discing
  • they have been discing
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been discing
  • you will have been discing
  • he/she will have been discing
  • we will have been discing
  • you will have been discing
  • they will have been discing
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been discing
  • you had been discing
  • he/she had been discing
  • we had been discing
  • you had been discing
  • they had been discing
Paid English to Spanish translation

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