CD in Japanese
CD in Japanese is シーディー, ＣＤ — CD means a compact disc: a small plastic disc used to store and play back digital audio or data.
CD in Japanese
シーディー
Pronounced: shīdī
ＣＤ
Pronounced: shī・dī
What does "CD" mean?
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noun A compact disc: a small plastic disc used to store and play back digital audio or data.
"She still owns a shelf full of CDs from the 1990s."
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CD in a sentence
- She still owns a shelf full of CDs from the 1990s.
- He burned a CD of his favorite songs for the road trip.
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What is "CD" in Japanese?
"CD" in Japanese is シーディー, ＣＤ. CD means: A compact disc: a small plastic disc used to store and play back digital audio or data.
How do you pronounce シーディー?
"CD" in Japanese is シーディー, pronounced "shīdī".
How do you use "CD" in a sentence?
Example: "She still owns a shelf full of CDs from the 1990s." In Japanese, "CD" is シーディー, ＣＤ.
Are there other ways to say "CD" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "CD": シーディー, ＣＤ.
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