Definition
Definition of VCD - Reverso English Dictionary
Abbreviation
1.
abr: video display controllerTECH. electronic part that controls video outputTECH.
- The VCD manages the screen display.
2.
abr: video CDDated compact disc for storing and playing videosDated
- I watched the movie on a VCD.
Acronym
1.
acr: Vocal Cord DysfunctionTECH. problem where vocal cords do not open correctlyTECH.
- The doctor suspects VCD after hearing her symptoms.
2.
acr: Video Compact DiscDated disc storing movies or videos for playbackDated
- I watched the film on a VCD.
3.
acr: visual communication and designTECH. creating visual content to communicate messagesTECH.
- She studied VCD at university.
4.
acr: Valve Control DeviceTECH. device that controls the opening and closing of valvesTECH.
- The VCD needs to be replaced in the engine.
Examples of VCD in a sentence
A faulty VCD can cause glitches. He bought a VCD of his favorite concert. Old VCDs are still found in some stores. VCD can mimic asthma symptoms in patients. Speech therapy is often recommended for VCD. He bought a VCD of his favorite show.
Old movies are often found on VCD. VCD projects often require creative thinking. The VCD industry is rapidly evolving. A faulty VCD can cause engine issues. Technicians inspected the VCD for malfunctions.
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- French:contrôleur d'affichage vidéo, DCV, ...
- German:VDC, Visuelle Kommunikation und Design, ...
- Italian:controllore video, disfunzione delle corde vocali, ...
- Spanish:CVD, DV, ...
- Portuguese:CVD, Disfunção das Cordas Vocais, ...
- Chinese:视频显示控制器, 声带功能障碍, ...
- Japanese:VCD, 声帯機能障害, ...
- Arabic:وحدة التحكم في عرض الفيديو, خلل في عمل الحبال الصوتية, ...
- Hebrew:בּוֹקֵר תַּצּוּגַת וִידֵאוֹ, תִּפְקוּד לָקוּי שֶׁל מִיתְרֵי הַקוֹל, ...
- Russian:видеоконтроллер, Дисфункция голосовых связок, ...
- Ukrainian:ВКД, відеокомпакт-диск, ...
- Hindi:वीसीडी, स्वर तार विकार, ...
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