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Significados de disc jockey en inglés

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disc-jockey
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disk jockey
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disc-jòquei
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Person who plays recorded music for an audience.

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Uso de disc jockey en inglés
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Rajoelina, a former disc jockey, said his political opponents had nothing to fear.
Reuters
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A local radio disc jockey is trying to date the reluctant new owner.
The Irish Times
3
Everybody knows the one about the three-hundred-pound disc jockey with the whipcord-thin voice.
The stand
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A former disc jockey, McGregor got involved in music production nearly two decades ago.
Jamaica Observer
5
Struggle through interview with radio disc jockey or newspaper reporter.
The Daily Telegraph
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Interview with a disc jockey named DeKoven, no first name.
The new yorker
7
I'm a secular Jewish country music songwriter and disc jockey.
The Year of Living Biblically: One Man's Humble Quest to Follow ...
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WMCA disc jockey Joe O'Brien was the first to play it on the air.
The new yorker
9
He also became a disc jockey, presenting a show on the Memphis radio station WDIA.
The Guardian
10
The song ended and the disc jockey came on.
The Shining
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I turned on the radio and poked around the dial for a decent disc jockey.
The Elephant Vanishes
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We'd had a great deal of trouble with our late recorded show, a disc jockey show.
Idiot america: how stupidity became a virtue in the land of the ...
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A farmer in Uttar Pradesh rolled out a mobile disc jockey system, normally used at weddings.
Reuters
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Doctor Rock -Renegade disc jockey, record producer, former Radio with Pictures host and committed punk.
Radio NZ
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She was still thinking about that crack the disc jockey had made about the Donner Party.
The Shining
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And speaking of details, you might have to cancel the photographer and the disc jockey-allthat.
The cold light of mourning