deejay in Chinese
deejay in Chinese is 混 — deejay means a disc jockey — someone who plays and mixes recorded music for an audience.
deejay in Chinese
混
Pronounced: hún
To play music as a disc jockey.
What does "deejay" mean?
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noun A disc jockey — someone who plays and mixes recorded music for an audience.
"The wedding hired a deejay instead of a live band."
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verb To work as a disc jockey, playing music for an audience.
"He's been deejaying at local clubs since he was eighteen."
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deejay in a sentence
- The wedding hired a deejay instead of a live band.
- He's been deejaying at local clubs since he was eighteen.
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What is "deejay" in Chinese?
"deejay" in Chinese is 混. deejay means: A disc jockey — someone who plays and mixes recorded music for an audience.
How do you pronounce 混?
"deejay" in Chinese is 混, pronounced "hún".
How do you use "deejay" in a sentence?
Example: "The wedding hired a deejay instead of a live band." In Chinese, "deejay" is 混.
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