disco meaning in English
| Italian | English |
|---|---|
| disco noun {m} | circle [circles](geometry: set of all points in a plane within a radius) discus [discuses](round plate-like object for throwing) disk [disks](a thin, flat, circular plate) drive [drives](computing: mass-storage device) record [records](phonograph record) |
| disco combinatore noun {m} | dial [dials](disk with finger holes on a telephone) |
| disco di accrescimento noun {m} | accretion disk(structure formed by matter falling into a gravitational source) |
| disco di gomma noun {m} | hockey puck(puck used in hockey) |
| Disco di Nebra proper noun {m} | Nebra sky disc(bronze disc dating from the European Bronze Age) |
| disco di Secchi noun | Secchi disknoun |
| disco diffuso proper noun {m} | scattered disc(region of the solar system) |
| disco fisso noun {m} | fixed disk(hard disk) hard disk [hard disks](recording disk in a drive unit) |
| disco orario noun {m} | parking disc(device placed inside a parked vehicle) |
| disco rigido noun | hard drive(device used for storing large amounts of data) |
| disco rigido noun {m} | hard disk [hard disks](recording disk in a drive unit) |
| disco rotto noun {m} | broken record(Someone or something that constantly repeats itself, causing annoyance) |
| disco Secchi noun | Secchi disknoun |
| disco sparso proper noun {m} | scattered disc(region of the solar system) |
| disco volante noun {m} | flying saucer(disc-shaped unidentified flying object) |
| discobola noun {f} | discus thrower(athlete) |
| discobolo noun {m} | discobolus(a discus thrower) discus thrower(athlete) |
| discografia noun {f} | discography [discographies](complete collection of the releases of a musical act) |
| discoide adjective | discoid(shaped like a disc/disk) |
| discolo noun {m} | street urchin(child living, or spending most of their time, in the streets) urchin [urchins](mischievous child) |
| disconnettersi verb | sign off(to sign off) |
| disconoscere verb | disown [disowned, disowning, disowns](to refuse to own) |
| discontinua adjective | abrupt [abrupter, abruptest](having sudden transitions from one state to next) |
| discontinuità di Mohorovičić proper noun {f} | Mohorovičić discontinuity(the boundary between the Earth’s crust and mantle) |
| discontinuo adjective | abrupt [abrupter, abruptest](having sudden transitions from one state to next) inconstant(not constant) |
| discontrollo noun {m} | dyscontrol(inability to control one's behavior) |
| disconvenire verb | disagree [disagreed, disagreeing, disagrees](to fail to agree) dissent [dissented, dissenting, dissents](to disagree) |
| discoprire verb | discover [discovered, discovering, discovers](find something for the first time) |
| discordante adjective {m} | harsh [harsher, harshest](rough) |
| discordare verb | disagree [disagreed, disagreeing, disagrees](to fail to conform or correspond with) |
| discordia noun {f} | discord [discords](lack of agreement) |
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