DJ
noun[C]
uk/ˌdiːˈdʒeɪ/us/ˌdiːˈdʒeɪ/DJnoun[C](PERSON)
B1(alsodeejay)
abbreviationfordisc jockey
（disc jockey的缩写）Pop, rock & soul
- agit-pop
- anti-rock
- backing dancer
- backing singer
- backspin
- disc jockey
- drill
- drum and bass
- dub
- electronica
- emo
- Europop
- jukebox
- mod
- Motown
- New Age music
- pop group
- power ballad
- sampler
- trip-hop
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DJnoun[C](CLOTHING)
UK
abbreviationfordinner jacketUK
（dinner jacket的缩写）
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Coats, jackets & cloaks
- achkan
- anorak
- Barbour
- barn coat
- baseball jacket
- dinner jacket
- donkey jacket
- double-breasted
- doublet
- down jacket
- mac
- mackintosh
- mantle
- Nehru jacket
- oilskin
- single-breasted
- slicker
- smoking jacket
- sports jacket
- stole
DJ
verb[IorT]
(alsodeejay)uk/ˈdiːˌdʒeɪ/us/ˈdiːˌdʒeɪ/present participleDJing|past tense and past participleDJedtoworkas aDJ(= someone whochoosesandplaysrecordedmusicat aneventornightclub, or on theradio):
Someoneaskedhim to DJ at aclubcalled The Den.
She was getting so manyrequeststo DJpartiesthat she took it upprofessionally.
He's been deejaying around New York for the last fewmonths.
- I've DJed at someamazingweddingvenues.
- Hemether when she was deejaying in London.
- Theystartedout DJing onhospitalradio.
- I used to deejaypartieswhen I was atcollege.
- He deejayed his mother's highschoolreunion.
Celebrating & entertaining
- a good time was had by allidiom
- amuse
- amused
- bacchanalian
- banqueting
- bar-hop
- entertain
- entertaining
- ents
- go to townidiom
- kill
- perform
- propose
- push
- rejoice
- rejoicing
- revel
- revel insomething
- revelry
- throw
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