Disc Dɪsk Slipped I Noun Bre Wears Identity

• he wears an identity disc around his neck.
• this recording is available online or on disc.
• he's been off work with a slipped disc (= one that has moved from its correct position, causing pain).
• he inserted the disc into the machine.

disc

1. a thin flat round object
• He wears an identity disc around his neck.
• = CD
  https://www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/definition/english/cd
• This recording is available online or on disc.
2. a disk for a computer
• = record
  https://www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/definition/english/record_1
3. a structure made of cartilage between the bones of the back
• He's been off work with a slipped disc (= one that has moved from its correct position, causing pain).

Extra Examples

• He inserted the disc into the machine.
• He is one of the greatest opera singers on disc.
• He’s in bed with a slipped disc.
• I ejected the disc before the end.
• I have an old vinyl disc of her singing.
• I highly recommend this disc.
• She’s slipped a disc.
• The Prokofiev sonata comes first on the disc.
• The disc was released in 1998.
• a disc of Mozart quartets
• a disc of the two Mozart piano quartets
• In a total eclipse, the moon completely covers the disc of the sun.

Word Origin

• mid 17th cent. (originally referring to the seemingly flat circular form of the sun or moon): from French disque or Latin discus from Greek diskos.