CD in Tagalog

“CD” in Tagalog translates to “CD” or “Kompakt Disk” (Compact Disc). This borrowed term is widely used in the Philippines to refer to the optical disc format for storing digital data, music, or videos. While technology has evolved, understanding CD-related vocabulary remains useful for discussing media storage and music collections.

[Words] = CD

[Definition]:
– CD /siː diː/
– Noun 1: A compact disc; a small optical disc used for storing digital data, especially music or computer files.
– Noun 2: An abbreviation for “Certificate of Deposit” in banking context.

[Synonyms] = Kompakt Disk, Disk, Plaka (dated/informal), Optical Disc, Plikula ng musika.

[Example]:

– Ex1_EN: I bought my favorite artist’s new CD at the music store.
– Ex1_PH: Bumili ako ng bagong CD ng paboritong artista ko sa tindahan ng musika.

– Ex2_EN: Can you burn this music file onto a blank CD for me?
– Ex2_PH: Pwede mo bang i-burn ang music file na ito sa blangkong CD para sa akin?

– Ex3_EN: The CD player in my car is broken, so I use Bluetooth now.
– Ex3_PH: Ang CD player sa kotse ko ay sira, kaya gumagamit na ako ng Bluetooth ngayon.

– Ex4_EN: She keeps her collection of CDs organized alphabetically.
– Ex4_PH: Iniingatan niya ang kanyang koleksyon ng mga CD na nakaayos ayon sa alpabeto.

– Ex5_EN: This software comes on a CD that you need to install first.
– Ex5_PH: Ang software na ito ay nasa CD na kailangan mong i-install muna.